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Waterford man Adam O'Shea has released a stunning Christmas song with his friend Fergal O'Hanlon as part of a duo called The Pucas.
A native of Kilfarrasy, Fenor, just outside Tramore, Adam penned the song with Fergal just a few weeks ago and have now released it, complete with a beautifully shot music video.
'Christmas in Galway' is a beautiful song describing the festive scenes enjoyed in the City of the Tribes every year. As a duo, the Pucas blend traditional Irish music with contemporary sounds.
"We are trying to reach around the globe this Christmas to share our song with all those Irish here and abroad or those of Irish heritage who are maybe missing home this Christmas and share the magic of family and joy," Adam told Waterford Live.
"We wrote 'Christmas in Galway' in November this year and with the help of our families managed to gather the funds to produce and record with Mark Cahill at his studio in Slane. We believe in the power of this song to touch the hearts of those here at home and abroad," he added.
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