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Hermitage Green drummer Dermot Sheedy and his fiance Aisling Lyons in Italy Picture: Instagram
Hermitage Green drummer Dermot Sheedy and his partner, harpist and concertina player, Aisling Lyons have announced their engagement while holidaying in Italy!
The couple, both Clare natives, shared their joyful news with a radiant Instagram post showing Aisling’s sparkling engagement ring. They're both seen beaming in the shot with the scenic backdrop of Ischia, Italy.
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Dermot is from Darragh outside Ennis and the newly engaged couple live together in Ennistymon.
The musician, along with Darragh Griffin, Darragh Graham and Barry and Dan Murphy make up the Limerick-based band which formed in 2010. The acoustic folk rock band have toured across Ireland including the Milk Market and King John's Castle, the UK, and Australia.
They signed with Sony Music Ireland in 2015 and released their debut studio album, Save Your Soul, in March 2016.
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