But I have always been intrigued by the artist. Mainly because her mother is a nurse from County Waterford in Ireland called Hannah Daly. She married an English doctor Robert Bush while working in London. They grew up in a farmhouse outside of London and they had 3 children John Paddy and Kate who was the youngest. Paddy and John were into Irish trad and Kate grew up listening to all types of music. Her parents were dead sound and encouraged Kate in everything she did. They knew when she was 13 that she was a massive talent. Her brothers used to call here ee-ee because she would sing in a really high voice. One that was unique in her own right. Below is a rare video of Kate with her parents who she was very close to.

Get away to fuck, never knew that man, a fountain of musical knowledge as usual.

But then again most Waterford people are great folk.

Ya true enough, any Waterford skins I've met over the years have been sound out.

Herself won't watch Stranger Things, cause she doesn't like jump scares! It's a series I watch myself when they've all gone to bed! I'm 4 or 5 Eps into latest series. Great to see the show bringing a new generation of fans to the music of Kate Bush, amazing what these huge shows can do.

Rumour has it her song was on Stranger things because Winona Ryder is a massive song and she got all the younger cast into her music. When they needed a song to run the whole way through the season they all proposed this one and they producers ran with it. Not sure how true this is but I like the story so there you go.

That's a cool rumour and believable too, seems pretty plausible to me.

He will be licking his wounds after the Galway defeat last weekend but chin up my friend.

Ah ya, sure what can ya do, a great year to be fair, unlucky to get knocked out to Hurling champs Limerick in a tight semi final and level against Kerry with 5 minutes to go. So close, yet so far in the end. Kerry bench was just far stronger and made the difference, our subs were not going to change the game. That last 5/10 minutes has been our achilles heel all year, so I was not exactly shocked watching it unfold from a good seat in the Cusack stand. Next year @blanchy, next year - I had an auld sneaky double bet on Galway at the start of the year too! 7/1 for Hurlers and 20/1 for footballers