Linda Nolan - who has sadly died at the age of 65 - was left fearing Christmas 2024 would be her last, as she expressed her wish to 'keep breathing and see another one'

TV personality and pop star Linda Nolan has died aged 65, her agent has announced. The Irish singer along with her sisters Coleen, Maureen, Bernie, Denise, and Anne, rose to fame with a string of hits in the late 1970s and '80s, including the iconic disco track, I'm In The Mood for Dancing.

Singer Linda Nolan, a member of pop group the Nolans, has died at the age of 65, her agent has said. Dermot McNamara announced her death "with profound sadness" on Wednesday. In a statement, he said: "She passed at around 10:20am at Blackpool Victoria Hospital on the MCEW Ward.

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Linda Nolan, the Irish singer who rose to fame alongside her sisters in the pop group The Nolans, has died. She was 65. Her death, which came more than 20 years after she was first diagnosed with cancer,

Linda Nolan has died at the age of 65, her agent has confirmed. The singer is reported to have been surrounded by her famous sisters at the time of her death. Her agent Dermot McNamara confirmed the sad news in a statement to the Mirror as he said: "It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of Linda Nolan,

Linda Nolan died in hospital in Blackpool surrounded by family, having been diagnosed with breast cancer in 2005, given the all-clear in 2011, but in 2017 was diagnosed with secondary breast cancer. In 2020,

Linda Nolan has been told that cancerous tumours have been found in her brain - nearly 20 years after she was first diagnosed with the disease