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LEFT: Brandon and Sharon Webb and RIGHT: Aidan McCann from Maynooth
Two talented acts from Kildare are getting set to battle it out on the live shows of Ireland’s Got Talent.
Mother and son duo Brandon and Sharon Webb from Kildare town, and 9-year-old magician Aidan McCann from Maynooth will appear on the first of three live shows this Saturday, March 30.
The singing act of Sharon and Brandon Webb earned a Golden Buzzer with their emotional rendition of Calum Scott’s You Are The Reason. Sharon told the Leader the whole experience has been surreal.
Magician Aidan is a third class student in St Mary’s Boy School in Maynooth. Aidan charmed the audience with his charisma during his audition.
“Aidan has always loved magic, he started practising himself when he was about 5 or 6 years old with fun, simple tricks and loved nothing more than putting on little magic shows outside for the neighbours or putting a trick in his school coat pocket so he could show his friends on lunch break,” mum Noella said.
Don't miss them on Ireland's Got Talent on Virgin Media One, this Saturday at 7:30pm.
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