Damian McGinty leaving ‘Glee’ for a return to Ireland?

i have watched Damian on celtic thunder and i just loved that little guy, now he has grown up to be young man and was soory that he left celtic thunder. he was casted inthe glee progect. don't like the show, they put him in way in the back. i was glad to hear that he is quitting the show and has a new album coming out. that show is not fitting to watch. Damian you deserve better than that and can do a lot better.

I can't believe that none of the bloggers caught the very obvious hint that Rory was lying about his visa. This isn't some fan girl's wishful thinking. Watch the party scenes with Sugar again. The guy is not going anywhere anytime soon.

Personally, I am glad that Damian had this opportunity, but I would love to see him back with Celtic Thunder. However, if that is not possible, I'd wish him to be successful in another show instead of Glee. The only reason I watch this show is because my niece is inlove with this young man and I am a fan of Irish music, particularly Celtic Thunder.

I agree with cmccloskey56 . . . this show does not deserve the likes of Damian McGinty. Having 7 teenagers I can tell you that this shows popularity has gone WAY down. It is so over the top with their obvious agenda. The kids are even sick of it. Damian, hit the high road with your wonderful talent and align yourself with quality productions and producers. Glee is horrible! You have an amazing future, get out of the grips of Glee's Ryan Murphy and Crew now before they ruin you!

The writers don't know what to do with a sweet character. They know how to write for the gay characters but have no clue about what goes on in the head of a seemingly conservative guy. (the stories I could write for him!) The problem is, they won't do any better for Samuel Larsen. They obviously think being 'christian' means narrow-minded and bigoted. They will focus on what the character canNOT do (sex) and totally ignore anything else interesting about him. Good luck, Sam. As for Damian, I'd love to see him on Broadway in the new show "Newsies", playing the Jack Kelly character, first generation immigrant trying to make his way in early 19th century New York. Plenty of singing, too much dancing - it would work!