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Daniel is now a worldwide star of stage and screen. His singing career, which has spanned over four decades, continues to soar, and he’s also making waves as a prime-time TV host.
In the USA, Daniel hosts a primetime TV show every Saturday night, and his “Opry le Daniel” TV series in Ireland is a massive hit, claiming the number one spot. When he sings the title track “How Lucky I Must Be” on his new album, you can feel his genuine gratitude for his success.
Throughout his career, he’s graced numerous TV screens, from his iconic performance on “Top of the Pops” to his stint on “Strictly Come Dancing” in 2015, a personal favorite. His TV shows, like “Daniel and Majella’s B&B Road Trip,” filmed in Ireland and the USA, have been enormous successes.
In Ireland, Daniel’s popularity is evident in a nationwide poll published by The Sunday Independent, placing him among the country’s top 5 entertainers alongside icons like Bono and Sinéad O’Connor. He’s been featured on the front page of The Irish Independent and contributes a weekly column to Ireland’s Sunday World newspaper.
Daniel’s career, which began in the early ’80s, has taken him worldwide, entertaining audiences in Sri Lanka, Alaska, Australia, America, the UK, and his beloved Ireland. He treasures his fans, often spending as much time meeting and greeting them as he does performing on stage.
Daniel’s latest album, “How Lucky I Must Be,” is a blend of covers and original songs that he’s made his own. It includes tracks by Patsy Kavanagh and Jim Reeves, alongside originals like “Will You Dance with Me Annie,” “After All,” and “God Has Angels.” The album’s title perfectly encapsulates Daniel’s perspective on his career: he considers himself fortunate both professionally and personally.
Whether on record, on stage, or on screen, Daniel’s career is on an upward trajectory, and his journey from Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way to global stardom continues to captivate audiences worldwide.
