AN ARMAGH teen has left Britain’s Got Talent judges speechless after a show-stopping audition that earned her a standing ovation.
ITV viewers watched as 17-year-old Niamh Noade from Lislea took to the stage on Saturday night – and within minutes had the entire theatre on its feet.
The talented teen delivered a haunting, stripped-back rendition of Ordinary by Alex Warren.
Niamh accompanied herself on the harp in a performance that was described as “heavenly” by the judging panel.
There wasn’t a dry eye in the house as Niamh’s angelic vocals rang out across the auditorium – with all four judges rising for a standing ovation when she finished.
New judge and YouTube phenomenon KSI was full of praise as he said: “You have an angelic instrument and angelic voice”.
Meanwhile, Alesha Dixon said her voice and overall act were “very unique” and added: “That was heavenly.”
Amanda Holden also heaped praise on the teen’s audition.
She said: “You have a lovely clean, clear voice. I love the harp, but I was relieved when you started singing as well.
“Your whole presence; it was beautifully, quietly confident.”
Even notoriously tough judge Simon Cowell admitted the performance had won him over.
Simon remarked: “You’ve got an amazing voice. Some people are just born with great voices, and you’ve got that.
“That version of the song was sensational. You’ve made me like the harp a little bit more.”
The Lislea schoolgirl sailed through to the next round after receiving four resounding “yes” votes.
Niamh, a singer-songwriter and harpist, is known for blending traditional Celtic and electric harp with modern influences.
She previously went viral in 2023 when her rendition of The Winner Takes It All on The Voice Kids UK racked up more than 20 million views online -and even moved judge Ronan Keating to tears.
The rising star was also a finalist in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest in 2022.
Niamh has also released charity Christmas singles to support homeless causes and raise vital funds for children battling critical illnesses.
The youngster has been performing since the age of seven and has entered multiple Fleadh Ceoil competitions through the years.
And after Saturday night’s stunning audition, it’s clear that the Armagh teen’s star is only on the rise.