Treasure. Kelly was one of four people involved who were connected to Celtic Woman – the others being violinist Máiréad Nesbitt, musical director and composer David Downes, and former member and vocalist Méav Ní Mhaolchatha. Teaching In January 2013, Kelly announced her second departure from Celtic Woman was permanent. Her family moved to Peachtree City, Georgia, US, where she announced the opening of The Lisa Kelly Voice Academy, indicating a switch from performing to teaching. The new voice academy is being run in conjunction with her husband Scott Porter, the former CEO of Celtic Woman Ltd. She also starred in the concert titled The Voice of Ireland, featuring fellow Celtic Woman performer Chloë Agnew and former Celtic Thunder member Paul Byrom. On December 13, 2014, she starred in the concert titled A Celtic Christmas, featuring fellow Celtic Woman performer Chloë Agnew, former Celtic Woman choir performer Dermot Kiernan, and former Celtic Thunder member Paul Byrom, along with performances by the Kelly Porter Dance Academy. Personal life She is married to Australian dancer Scott Porter. They have four children: sons Cian (born 2002), Jack (born 2004) and Harry (born 2012), and daughter Ellie (born 2008). She calls them, "hands down, the most important parts of my life", and they accompany her on tour when they are not in school. Lisa's sister Helen has performed with Celtic Woman in the choir. Discography Solo Lisa (2003; re-released 2006) Christmas Everywhere (2014 - single) Sending Home To You (2015 - single) With Celtic Woman Celtic Woman (March 2005) Celtic Woman: A Christmas Celebration (October 2006) Celtic Woman: A New Journey (January 2007) Celtic Woman: The Greatest Journey (October 2008) Celtic Woman: Songs from the Heart (January 2010) Celtic Woman: Lullaby (February 2011) Celtic Woman: Believe (May 2011; January 2012) Celtic Woman: Silent Night (2012) Celtic Woman: The Best of Christmas (November 2017) References External links 1977 births Living people Celtic Woman members Singers from Dublin (city) Voice teachers 21st-century Irish women singers