Country music superstar Claudia Buckley has expressed her deep connection to Galway, Ireland, despite balancing her career with touring and maintaining a home in Northern Ireland.
Claudia Buckley has said that Galway will always be home for her as she balances life between there and her base in Northern Ireland .
Read more: Jimmy Buckley met wife Clarice on Ryanair flight - he opens up about family life with three kids Claudia told RSVP Country: "Galway will always be home for me, I’m between there and Northern Ireland. I gig up the North so much. "Whereas it’s just an hour and a half to Tyrone. However, if I’m playing in Cork I’ll drive back to Galway. Having two bases is great."The country music star said: "My mam only rang me today to make sure I’m taking my vitamins. When I’m off work I find it hard to actually switch off. I’m always looking at what’s next.
Claudia is one of the few girls touring week in, week out, does that work to her advantage or make things harder for her? "I genuinely haven’t a clue. I’m so focused on what I’m doing at the minute and I’m determined to make my career the best it can be. The Galway singer said: "They’re really enjoyable. They’re probably the only time we get to socialise as singers. A lot of us have become good friends, but it can be hard to catch up and see each other.
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