Breathing new life into sentimental classics like "Oh, Danny Boy" and "My Wild Irish Rose," this trio of Ireland's finest celebrates the joys, heartaches, and gaiety of their rich Celtic tradition.

• Finbar Wright, known as “Ireland’s Great Romantic Singer,” was ordained as a priest when he was just 22 years old but left the church to pursue music. His six solo recordings have all reached gold status. He joined the Irish Tenors in 2000.
• Anthony Kearns has been publicly performing since age 10 and earned a national reputation in Ireland after repeated triumphs at the Dublic Feis Ceoil, Europe’s longest-running classical music festival. He joined the Irish Tenors in 1998.
• Karl Scully made a name as an opera singer in Italy before joining the Tenors, performing Paolino in Il Matrimonio Segreto and Ferrando in Cosí fan tutte.