Linda Nolan, beloved singer from the iconic Irish pop group The Nolans, has died at the age of 65, following a 20-year battle with cancer. Her passing was announced on Wednesday, in a statement shared on The Nolans' official X (formerly Twitter) account.

Singer Linda Nolan, a member of pop group the Nolans, has died at the age of 65, two decades after she was first diagnosed with cancer. Nolan found fame in the 1970s alongside sisters Coleen, Maureen, Bernie, Denise and Anne, and they scored hits including the 1980 disco classic I'm In The Mood for Dancing.

Aerial footage shows Blackpool Tower as it was lit up pink in memory of beloved singer and TV personality Linda Nolan, who has died aged 65 after a long cancer battle.

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,

The turbulent life of one of the globally famous Nolan Sisters singing group.

Singer Linda Nolan dies ‘surrounded by devoted family’ after cancer fight - The Irish star was part of the family group The Nolans, which also included Coleen, Maureen, Bernie, Denise and Anne.

Singer and TV star Linda Nolan has died aged 65, following a 20-year battle with breast cancer, her family has confirmed. In a statement shared with The Mirror, Linda's agent Dermot McNamara, said: "It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of Linda Nolan,