Tá albam tosaigh Kinfishr, 'Halcyon', ar bharr chairteacha albam na hÉireann faoi láthair
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06 Sep 2025
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06 Sep 2025
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TÁ CRAOLTÓIR agus an t-iriseoir Charlie Bird tar éis nuashonrú sláinte a roinnt, ag rá go bhfuil "athrú mór tagtha ar a riocht".
Deir an t-iriseoir, a diagnóisíodh le galar mótair néaróin in 2021, go bhfuil sé i gcathaoir rothaí anois agus go gcaithfear feadán a chothú.
In ainneoin a riocht, deir sé go bhfuil sé buíoch Nollag eile a fheiceáil.
Ag roinnt an nuashonrú brónach ar X, ar a dtugtaí Twitter roimhe seo, dúirt Charlie: "An t-am seo anuraidh dúirt mé nár shíl mé go bhfeicfinn an Nollaig seo.
"Buíochas le Dia tá mé fós thart agus is é sin mar gheall ar an tacaíocht agus an cineáltas a fuair mé ó dhaoine ar fud na tíre."
Dúirt sé freisin: "Tá athrú mór tagtha ar mo shláinte. Táim ag brath ar chathaoir rothaí anois agus tá mé ag ithe le feadáin."
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