Clodagh Quirke is an Irish singer-songwriter from Passage West, County Cork, whose music blends raw emotional honesty with a rich tapestry of Indie, Folk, and Rock influences. From a young age, Clodagh immersed herself in music, performing in every local choir, session, and music group available to her, laying the foundation for her distinctive sound and authentic storytelling.
Drawing inspiration from the likes of Glen Hansard, Damien Rice, and Mick Flannery, Clodagh crafts songs that resonate deeply with listeners - balancing vulnerability with strength, and introspection with universal appeal.
Her debut EP, The House on The Hill, is a poignant meditation on life’s challenges, love, and personal growth. Described by critics as “jaw-dropping” and “a string of words that everyone needs to hear,” the project showcases Clodagh’s lyrical depth, soulful voice, and ability to turn lived experience into art that moves and heals.
Clodagh is currently working on her debut album, set for release in 2026. In the meantime, she’s testing new material in intimate live sets across the Cork music scene, giving audiences a first glimpse of what’s to come - honest, evolving, and unmistakably hers.