Is ceoltóir agus inealltóir fuaimé Seán Leahy ó Chiarraí Thiar. Tá dlúthcheangal ag a chlann leis na Blascaodí. Is féidir traidisiún na háite a bhraith ina chuid ceoil. Bíonn sé ag díriú ach go háirithe ar rithim an pholka agus poirt, tá éifeacht ceoltóirí aitheanta le clos ina chuid ceoil, leithéidí Steve Cooney, Jim Murray, Tim Eady agus Donogh Hennessy. Tá taifead agus camchuairt déanta aige i dteannta  Jeremy  Spencer, Steve Cooney, Tim Edey, Séamus Begley, agus a mháthair, Áine Uí Laoithe. Is ball don mbanna Super Céilí é in éineacht le Peter Staunton agus Niamh Varian-Barry-Staunton.

Séan Leahy is a guitarist and sound engineer from West Kerry, with deep familial roots  in the legendary Great Blasket Islands. Raised in this unique corner of Ireland, steeped in  rich tradition and the raw rhythms of the landscape, Séan’s musical style is a direct  reflection of his heritage. With a particular focus on the rhythms of polkas and slides, Séan’s guitar playing is  influenced by some of the finest in Irish music, including Steve Cooney, Jim Murray, Tim  Edey, and Donogh Hennessy. Séan has toured and recorded with a host of renowned musicians, including Jeremy  Spencer, Steve Cooney, Tim Edey, Séamus Begley, and his own mother, Áine Uí Laoithe.  Most recently, Séan had the privilege of  performing on Broadway in Velocity, a show produced by five-time world champion  dancer David Geaney, also from Dingle. Séan is also part of the popular band Super Céili, alongside accordion maestro Peter  Staunton and renowned violinist and singer Niamh Varian-Barry-Staunton.