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Martin Dillon who will release his new music video this Friday
Martin Dillon, a local musician and singer songwriter from Tipperary Town, will release a brand new music video for his song ‘The Shining Light’ on Friday October 11th this week.
Martin, who is a postgraduate student at the University of Limerick, is from a musical family in Tipperary.
His uncle Michael John Ryan owns Danny Ryan Music Shop and his grandfather the late Danny Ryan was an accomplished musician who wrote musical compositions of his own.
Recently Martin added an EP of five of his own original compositions to Spotify where you can stream them now.
The video that will be released on YouTube takes in scenes from the Glen of Aherlow as well as Killaloe.
The song ‘The Shining Light’ features singer Oonagh O’Malley along with Martin Dillon on vocals and piano.
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