Irish and Sierra Leonean musician Loah has released a single in honour of Saint Brigid’s Day.

'Gabhaim Molta Bríghde' is sung entirely in Irish, featuring folk musician and harpist, Cormac de Barra. The song is a tribute to Ireland's St Brigid, and reflects on divine femininity in Irish history and culture.

“I learned this tune a few years ago for one of the first celebrations of St Brigid’s Day, “says Loah. “Since then, with each passing year its mournful, beautiful melody has gripped my imagination.”

“Once Cormac de Barra came on board for a performance at St Brigid’s Cathedral in Kildare, his masterful harp arrangement added something so hallowed that I am very grateful to have recorded it.” Loah added.

Loah will perform as part of Hotpress and Kildare County Council’s Brigid 2025 Festival on Sunday, February 2 in St Brigid’s Cathedral.

A celebration of Irish women artists, Sunday's lineup will also feature Eimear Quinn, Róisín O, Cathy Jordan, and Muireann Bradley.

Sallay-Matu Garnett - also known by her pseudonym Loah - has released three critically acclaimed EPs in a fusion genre she calls “ArtSoul.”

She is also an accomplished actress, having featured in the TV series Kin, co-hosted The Heart of Saturday Night with Una Healy on RTÉ, and played Mary Magdalene in Barbican’s 2019 production of Jesus Christ Superstar.

Listen to 'Gabhaim Molta Bríde' below. Find out more about Sunday's concert here.