The Irish Tenors

Born in Ireland, the Irish Tenors—McDermott, Tynan, Kearns—gained fame after a 1999 PBS broadcast. Known for songs like "When Irish Eyes Are Smiling," they've toured globally and released multiple albums.

The Irish Tenors, renowned for their classical vocal style, were formed after a successful 1999 concert in Dublin. Initially comprising John McDermott, Ronan Tynan, and Anthony Kearns, McDermott was soon replaced by Finbar Wright. Known for songs like "When Irish Eyes Are Smiling," they gained fame through PBS broadcasts. Tynan, despite having prosthetic legs, has achieved success in both vocal and equestrian competitions. Their popular albums include *Home for Christmas* and *Live in Belfast*.