Lead singer of Aslan, Christy Dignam, has died at the age of 63.
He was diagnosed with cancer in 2013 and has been receiving palliative care at home since last December.
Christy Dignam grew up in Finglas in Dublin.
He is best known for his role in the band Aslan and for speaking openly about his drug addiction.
Last September the band cancelled a 40th anniversary gig in the 3Arena due to Christy suffering a health set back.
It had been rescheduled for the 18th of March this year, however after Christy's family released a statement to say he's receiving palliative care.
After this, the band announced all future shows are cancelled.
In July 2022, Christy was admitted to Beaumont Hospital and spent six months in the care of the Haematology and Cardiac Care team.
Since December, Christy's been at home with his family, and a palliative care team.
The Last Time
In an interview in 2018 he said he is preparing for his death:
"Anything I do now, I try to do with a perspective that it could be the last time I do this."
"Without trying to be morbid about it, you know?" he said.
Christy Dignam is survived by his wife of over 30 years Kathryn, his daughter Kiera and three grand children.
