What is recorded here
Vincent Hanley, born in Clonmel in 1954, became Ireland’s first openly gay celebrity when he filled Radio Two airwaves with joyful music and unapologetic presence. He fled London’s promises for New York to build Green Apple Productions, carrying Clonmel’s quiet confidence into American studios. His death in 1987 exposed the brutal edge of that visibility, yet his voice remains trapped inside every cheerful song he introduced.
Vincent Hanley is recorded as a memorial in County Tipperary. Its open map record supplies this location and any linked names or public references.
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