21 Facts About Mark Feehily

Mark Feehily has co-written several songs, including some with his band members.

Mark Feehily has spoken to The Boston Globe of his embarrassment about Westlife's Rat Pack-tribute album,.

Mark Feehily dismissed the instance as a "weird time" in Westlife's career.

In February 2015, Mark Feehily launched his solo career with a radio premiere of his debut single "Love Is a Drug" on RTE 2fm in Ireland.

Mark Feehily released his debut solo studio album Fire on 16 October 2015.

Mark Feehily was a support act for Wet Wet Wet and Mariah Carey.

Mark Feehily was invited by Russell Crowe at Olympia Theatre, Dublin, 1 October 2017, for his "Dublin Indoor Garden Party gig" to sing "Love Was My Alibi", written by Crowe and Carl Falk for the film The Water Diviner, which Crowe both directed and starred in, accompanied by Alan Doyle and Falk.

In 2022, Mark Feehily appeared on the third series of The Masked Singer as "Robobunny".

Mark Feehily reached the final and finished in third place.

Mark Feehily was in a one night concert version of the musical The Secret Garden as Neville Craven.

Mark Feehily starred opposite acclaimed West End actor Hadley Fraser as his brother Archibald Craven.

Mark Feehily has co-written several Westlife songs, all fifteen tracks of his debut solo album and numerous unreleased songs.

Mark Feehily announced on social media that he and Shane Filan co-wrote the new single for Emeli Sande and Ronan Keating called "One of a Kind" released in 2020.

Mark Feehily's parents are Marie and Oliver Feehily, and he has two younger brothers as well as many cousins.

Mark Feehily has expressed his love for Sligo's picturesque and artistic environment, which he credits for playing a critical role in inspiring his musical aspirations and pursuits.

Unlike his bandmates, Mark Feehily did not discuss his private life in interviews, although he had dated women prior to his coming out.

Mark Feehily said that while he did not intend to get married right away, he was happy to know he could form a civil partnership in Britain with the recent passing of the Civil Partnership Act.

On 31 December 2011, Mark Feehily announced via his Twitter account that the couple had split up.

Mark Feehily is interested in charity works and supports the charity group Aware.

Mark Feehily was shortlisted in 2011 as one of the top 50 most influential gay individuals.

Mark Feehily congratulated his local football club Sligo Rovers on its victory in the 2011 FAI Cup Final.