Shania Twain recently visited Ireland where she performed for her fans in Cork, Belfast, and Dublin. During her time in Ireland, she received a special gift that celebrated her Irish roots. The gift was a custom-made guitar presented to her by EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum.
The guitar, crafted by Irish illustrator David Rooney and researched by The Irish Family History Centre, intricately weaves together the narrative of Shania’s Irish lineage through artistic motifs. This unique instrument was presented to Shania at her concert at Malahide Castle.
Shania Twain, originally named Eilleen Regina Edwards, shared in her autobiography ‘From This Moment On’ that she was named after her Irish grandmother, Eilleen Pearce, who hailed from County Kildare. This guitar not only recognizes Shania’s musical success but also her strong connection to her Irish heritage.
The special gift deeply moved Shania, showcasing the importance of her Irish ancestry. The guitar features elements that reflect her family history, making it a truly meaningful and personal gift for the singer.
Shania’s visit to Ireland was not only about performing for her fans but also about connecting with her roots and being honored with a unique and thoughtful gift that celebrates her Irish heritage. The presentation of the guitar highlighted the significance of her family history and the impact it has had on her life and career. It was a moment that truly touched Shania and showed the depth of her connection to Ireland and her ancestors.
