Ronan Tynan, born May 14, 1960, in Dublin, Ireland, is an Irish tenor,
physician, and former Paralympic athlete. Born with phocomelia, he represented
Ireland at the 1984 and 1988 Summer Paralympics, winning four gold, two silver,
and one bronze medal. After earning a medical degree specializing in orthopedic
sports injuries from Trinity College Dublin in 1993, he pursued classical vocal
studies and co-founded the vocal group The Irish Tenors in 1998. He launched his
solo recording career with his debut solo studio album, Ronan, in May 2004,
followed by The Dawning of the Day in 2...