The Rough Guide To Irish Music - Geoff Wallis & Sue Wilson

April 2001 

Album review – When Two Lovers Meet. “Sarah’s voice is both as warm as a turf fire and as rich as matured cognac.”

Sarah McQuaid
When Two Lovers Meet

Sarah’s voice is both as warm as a turf fire and as rich as matured cognac. Enhanced by Gerry O’Beirne’s sparse, but atmospheric production, ‘When A Man’s In Love’ (a nineteenth-century ‘night-visiting’ song learned from Seán Corcoran) becomes a sensuous spine-tingler, while her guitar playing throughout should be a lesson to anyone unconvinced of the instrument’s role in traditional music. An astonishing debut by a unique talent.