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Muireann Bradley made his second Late Late Show appearance on Friday night.
The Ballybofey teen performed her version of When The Levee Breaks, the 1920s country blues song first recorded by Memphis Minnie and Kansas Joe McCoy last year.
"You are in for an absolute treat because my next guest hails from Ballybofey in County Donegal," host Patrick Kiety said as he introduced Muireann on Friday night. "She blew the roof off this place when she made her Late Late debut last season with her incredible guitar-picking country blues. Since then, her audiences, followers and critical acclaim have continued to grow."
As Muireann performed Delia, you could hear a pin drop in Montrose. "So good," Kielty said afterwards
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