Though her albums sold in the millions and reached every corner of the world, she never embraced the usual rhythms of fame. Live performances were rare, interviews even rarer. She allowed her music to exist on its own terms, free from constant exposure.
That artist is Enya. Rising to prominence in the late 1980s, she gifted the world albums like Watermark and songs such as Only Time, music that has offered comfort during countless personal moments. Her brief appearance in Donegal was more than a surprise—it was a gentle reminder that true success can be built on creativity, privacy, and staying faithful to oneself.