Linda Nolan, Beloved Singer of The Nolans, Dies at 65

The Irish pop icon and advocate for cancer awareness passed away surrounded by family after a lengthy battle with the disease.

Linda Nolan, a member of the globally successful pop group The Nolans, passed away at the age of 65 following a prolonged fight with cancer.
The Nolans, known for hits like 'I'm in the Mood for Dancing,' sold over 30 million records worldwide and were particularly popular in Japan, where they outsold The Beatles.
Nolan's career included a successful transition to musical theatre, with notable performances in 'Blood Brothers' and other productions, earning her a Guinness World Record with her sisters for playing the same role in a musical.
She was first diagnosed with breast cancer in 2005, and despite periods of remission, the disease recurred multiple times, eventually spreading to her brain by 2023.
Linda Nolan was remembered by her manager as a 'beacon of hope and resilience,' and her family plans to celebrate her remarkable life in the coming weeks.