Imelda May: Last News

Imelda May has been announced to perform on an upcoming episode of The Graham Norton Show.

Imelda May has just dropped the new music video for her single Just One Kiss and there’s a surprise in store for fans as it features some of her famous pals sharing a smooch with their partners.

Imelda May has shared her heartache following the stabbing of a teenager and pleaded for young people to ‘leave the knives out of it’.

Imelda May is officially loved up with her boyfriend, musician Niall McNamee, after the pair took things to the next level over lockdown

It was the bubbly beverage of choice for Coco Chanel. And now Imelda May is the latest star to reveal her love for champagne – thanks to an encounter with fellow musician Johnny Hallyday.

Imelda May has always been known as the quirky singer-songwriter from The Liberties in Dublin, but over the last number of years, everything about her has evolved.

Imelda May shared a touching moment with her followers back in December as she was reunited with her beloved mum Madge in Dublin after being separated for almost a year.

Imelda May has shared the new video for her Noel Gallagher and Ronnie Wood collaboration ‘Just One Kiss’ – you can watch the clip below.The track is the latest preview of May’s upcoming new album ‘11 Past The Hour’, which will follow on from 2017’s ‘Life Love Flesh Blood’ when it arrives on Decca Records on April 23.‘Just One Kiss’ sees May being joined by Gallagher on vocals, who the former says brought his “great vibe and kick-ass voice” to the track.Speaking about the wider meaning behind the song, May explained it as “that moment you know it can go either way. The sharp notion if you succumb you might just lose control.

Imelda May might not have been too excited to return back to the United Kingdom after spending Christmas in Ireland, but it looks like her boyfriend, Niall McNamee, made it a lot easier.

Never has there been more of a need for good television listings over the festive period than there is in 2020 and RTÉ’s Christmas at Home might be just the entertainment some people need on December 24.

The Late Late Show aired for the final time in 2020 on Friday evening and it was a cracker of a programme.

Imelda May has revealed that her next album is finished and will be released in 2021.

raised over €215,000 for victims of domestic abuse, as well as having her anti-racism poem You Don’t Get To Be Racist And Irish, being plastered on over 200 billboards around the country to launch a €3 million Equality Fund.And while she’s thriving professionally, her personal life is serving her up some happiness at present too.Here’s the thing: my kind bf and wonderful ex husband get on so well I can’t get a word in, while myself and my ex’s gorgeous girlfriend send presents to each other. Isn’t life bizarre and great sometimes.

Imelda May has announced her first spoken word EP of poetry.

Imelda May has opened up about losing her ‘best friend’, her pooch Alfie. 

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The singer and poet shared that when her daughter Violet was just a newborn, she pulled a plastic bag over her head and it was Alfie that alerted her to come and save her daughter.Speaking to PA news agency, Imelda said: ‘He saved my daughter’s life when she was a newborn.’‘She had pulled a plastic bag on to her face and he would not stop – like Lassie – getting me, running back and forward, whimpering until I followed him and I saw the plastic bag over her face.’  A post shared by Imelda May (@imeldaofficial) on May 10, 2020 at 10:53am PDTFollowing his death, the singer also revealed that she had got her dog cremated and has his ashes in a box in case she moves house as she admitted she can’t let him go completely and so she can always

Imelda May has revealed how her pet dog Alfie saved her daughter’s life when she was a newborn.The Dublin artist said the border collie alerted her when the baby pulled a plastic bag over her face.In a new interview with PA, May explained that Alfie, who accompanied her on tour, kept whining until she went to find her child unable to breathe.“He saved my daughter’s life,” she said. “He would not stop, like Lassie, getting me, running back and forward, whimpering until I followed him and I saw the plastic bag over her face."I do owe him a hell of a lot.”Alfie died last month, aged 13.

Imelda May has paid tribute to her dog Alfie and revealed that the pet saved her daughter’s life when she was a newborn.