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27th Feb 2022

Bressie teams up with inspirational Toy Show star Saoirse for new track

Sarah McKenna Barry

“Nailed her song in one take.”

The Blizzards’ Nial Breslin (Bressie) has teamed up with Saoirse Ruane, one of the young stars of 2020’s Late Late Toy Show to release a song together.

The young girl spoke to Ryan Tubridy about how she was diagnosed with a tumour which led to her having to get her leg amputated.

She then shared that she had three dreams. The first was to appear on the Late Late Toy Show, the second was to walk before Christmas and the third was to go on a family holiday.

After achieving the first two dreams, Ryan then granted the third and told her that she and her family would be heading to DisneyWorld in Orlando, Florida.

Since then, Saoirse has been very busy, and she recently joined Bressie in the recording studio to work on a new track.

Taking to his Instagram, Bressie shared a snap of the two of them in the studio and hinted that they are cooking up new music together.

The musician wrote: “A real pleasure to have this pro in @camdenrecordingstudios today to record her wonderful voice @saoirseandmamma.

“Nailed her song in one take (….) Loved being able to produce it.”

Saoirse’s mum Roseanna, meanwhile, shared her daughter’s excitement for the project.

Taking to her Instagram stories, the proud mother posted a snap of Bressie and Saoirse and wrote: “Making dreams come true.”

She then went on to say: “Look at this little superstar after her amazing day in Dublin. And the secret is well and truly out, if you check out Bressie’s page, you’ll see what we were up to.

“Oh my God, the studio was massive, there were like four to five rooms and a lot of people around. It was just lovely!”

Roseanna added: “We were made feel so welcome and Bressie’s so nice and everybody there was so nice. Mamma cried a little bit with pure pride. I’m such an emotional wreck sometimes!”

It’s not clear exactly when the song will be out, but we certainly cannot wait to hear it.