Ronan Tynan Ethnicity, Race, Religion and Nationality

Tynan successfully graduated from medical school, became a track and field athlete, and began a famous singing career. His debut album, My Life Belongs to You, became the best-selling, released in 1998. Tynan performed worldwide with the Irish Tenor group.

Tenor. Born May 14, 1960, in Dublin, Ireland. A very difficult birth made Ronan Tynan disabled and claimed the life of his twin brother. Then, a car accident made him have to amputate his lower leg. Never giving up Tynan graduated from medical school, became a track and field athlete, and began a famous singing career.

In 1994, Ronan Tynan was successfully accepted at the Royal Opera School in England, making his operating debut at Madame Butterfly in Dublin. His best-selling debut album, My Life Belongs to You, was released in 1998. That year, Tynan became a founding member of the Irish Tenor where he gained wide acclaim both in Ireland and the United States. Other Ronan Tynan’s albums include The Impossible Dream (2002), Ronan (2005) and The Dawning of the Day (2006). His autobiography, Halfway Home, was published in 2001.

NAME: Ronan Tynan
JOB; Singer
BIRTH DATE: May 14, 1960 (age 58)
BIRTH PLACE: Dublin, Ireland