While his background is in IT, Paul Keegan’s passion has always been in music and recording.
A member of the Music Department of Maynooth University, his musical interest is wide and varied. He originally moved in traditional music circles singing Sea Shanty music and played in the Dublin traditional circuit before developing his passion for recording. This 'hobby' grew and he developed his own recording studio. He recorded mostly local groups, young struggling artists, parish focused choirs and soloists. He started on classic reel-to-reel analogue recording and finished with a hybrid analogue/digital design. He has done a lot of work for Ian mixing his CD’s and helping in productions like 'Calm the Soul'. Anyone who listens to Calm the Soul will agree that he has done a marvellous job in mixing it.
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The insight of the Saint of Lisieux is the conviction of the Church, repeatedly voiced by the Magisterium: “The Church is deeply aware and, without hesitation she forcefully proclaims, that there is an intimate connection between prayer and the spreading of the Kingdom of God, between prayer and the conversion of hearts, between prayer and the fruitful reception of the saving and uplifting Gospel message”.
‘Verbi Sponsa’ 43
