U2 and Corrs stars join Enya at her Clannad star sister Moya Brennan's funeral

U2 and Corrs stars join Enya at her Clannad star sister Moya Brennan's funeralEnya's sister Moya Brennan's funeral took place today in Donegal, as the Irish singer and musician was remembered as "the first lady of Celtic music"Comments3amLaura Harman16:42, 17 Apr 2026Updated 17:32, 17 Apr 2026View 7 ImagesEnya (left) appeared at her sister Moya Brennan's funeral earlier today(Image: Mark Marlow/PA Wire)Enya joined a list of Irish folk rock royalty at the funeral of her sister, Moya Brennan. Moya, who has been remembered as the First Lady of Celtic music, died aged 73 earlier this week.‌The 73-year-old harpist and singer who was a member of the Grammy award-winning Celtic family band Clannad, died earlier this week after living with pulmonary fibrosis for years.‌Her funeral took place at St Patrick’s Church in Meenaweal, Crolly, and was attended by her friends, family, and some public figures in the music industry. The several famous faces in attendance included her sister Enya, her Clannad bandmates, U2 members Bono, The Edge, Adam Clayton and Larry Mullen Jr, Daniel O’Donnell and his wife Majella, and Andrea Corr.‌View 7 ImagesMoya's funeral took place at St. Patrick's Church in Meenaweal, Co. Donegal(Image: Mark Marlow/PA Wire)Ireland’s President Catherine Connolly and Taoiseach Micheal Martin were also represented at the service in the Irish-speaking Gweedore area. A guard of honour was formed outside the church by local primary school pupils, a musical marching band and staff from a community centre.Peacemakers, a song by Brennan featuring the voice of her son Paul when he was four years old, played as the coffin entered the church. Some of the symbols of her life brought to the altar included Brennan’s harp, a lanyard from the last gig she played, and a Donegal GAA jersey.‌7View 7 ImagesU2 star Larry Mullan attended the service(Image: Mark Marlow/PA Wire)7View 7 ImagesBono, who is Enya's neighbour was also in attenda...