In June 2014 , Healy hosted the first ever Irish version of '' Pride of Britain Awards '' . Healy said she was " overwhelmed " by all of the stories and it was tough choosing between such worthy contenders . Healy said " I ’d love to give everyone who entered an award . It ’s such an honour to be host and a part of this . I ’ve attended the Pride of Britain three times with the girls so I know what it ’s all about . I think it ’s amazing that it has come to Ireland . ” Despite this , Healy began writing her solo debut album . Healy began heavy writing sessions during the '' Greatest Hits Live ! '' tour with The Saturdays as she knew the band were going on hiatus . Healy said that her children inspired her in many different ways creatively when she began to write the album . Healy also said she wanted to continue to record and perform music to help support them in the life they deserved . Healy said she wrote " Stare at the Moon " about her eldest child , Aoife Belle , as she knows all the words to the band 's songs . It was reported in early 2016 that Healy had recorded a track with '' Nashville '' star Sam Palladio . It was also announced that she had been working with Sacha Skarbek , Amy Wadge and Ben Earle from country music duo The Shires . Healy later performed " Perfect " with Kelly Mongan on the second series of '' The Voice of Ireland '' . In 2014 , Reebok announced that they were teaming up with Healy to launch a Women 's Fitness Collection . When performing on the second series of '' The Voice of Ireland '' , Healy impressed producers and fans . This led to Healy being asked to become a judge on the fourth series of the show starting in January 2015 , alongside Kian Egan , Bressie and Rachel Stevens . In April 2016 , Healy revealed her album would be influenced by country and indie-inspired music and " Staring At the Moon " the song she wrote for her daughter would be performed live on the semi-final of '' The Voice of Ireland '' . Healy was the winning judge on the fourth series of '' The Voice of Ireland '' when the act she mentored , Patrick James , won the show . Healy returned to '' The Voice of Ireland '' to judge the fifth series of the show . Nigel Connell was the last member of Team Una to be in the competition where he placed third . In August 2016 , Healy confirmed she had signed a solo deal with Decca , with the intention of releasing a solo album in 2016 . However , In October 2016 , Healy announced that her debut album would not be realised until 2017 . In late 2016 , Healy announced the record to be titled '' The Waiting Game '' . Healy said that album 's title came from waiting to record her own solo record since she was eight years old . She also revealed that she co-wrote the full album and it was nice to get back to her " roots " of songwriting . Healy released the lead single from her debut album , " Stay My Love " , in January 2017 . The single was a collaboration with Sam Palladio , which had been reported previously . The music video for the song was directed by Urban Strom . Healy also took part in the " Forever Country Covers Series " , which celebrated the 50th anniversary of the Country Music Association Awards . She performed Forever and Ever , Amen , originally a hit for CMA winner Randy Travis . '' The Waiting Game '' was released in February 2017 . She performed at Europe 's largest country music festival , C2C : Country to Country , in both 2017 and 2018 , opening for country legend Reba McEntire in Dublin on 12 March . In January 2018 , Una participated in And They 're Off ! in aid of Sport Relief
50th anniversary of the Country Music Association Awards
50th Annual Country Music Association Awards
Una Healy