RISING country music star Patrick Treacy has taken another major step in his ever-growing career by launching a specially designed video for his recently released single.
The Donagh singer, who is a regular band member with country music star Nathan Carter, recently produced a video for his debut single ‘The Legend Joe Mahon’ during the Lady of the Lake Festival.
Since releasing the new track, Treacy has been in big demand and he has been performing at some of the biggest music venues across the North.
“A massive thanks to Jonathan Owens Music Productions for producing the track and credit goes to Aidan Maguire for writing the song.” said the Donagh man, on BBC Radio Ulster, ahead of the new release.
“A special thanks has to go to my good friend Paul Kelly for all the work he has done behind the scenes to make this happen, without him this would not be possible.”
The Donagh man has recently built on his newfound fame by releasing his second single ‘Starting Out’, to the delight of his ever-growing audience and fan base.
The Fermanagh man launched his single at the St Patrick’s Donagh GAA clubhouse and a star-studded lineup joined him on the night.
The ‘Queen of Irish Country’ will be joined on the night by Derrygonnelly singing cousins Rachel McConnell and Karl Kirkpatrick, Pettigo’s Paul Kelly and BBC Radio Ulster presenter Hugo Duncan.
Treacy recently teamed up with some of the county’s leading country music acts as part of a fundraising concert for Chest, Heart and Stroke, which provides a vital support service to Fermanagh residents.
Later this year, the Fermanagh singer has been confirmed as one of the main performers at the ‘Northwest Matchmaking Festival’ which is set to take place in the Allingham Arms Hotel in Bundoran.
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