Cara Dillon
Folk Singer
Cara Dillon was born in Dungiven, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom on July 21st, 1975 and is the Folk Singer. At the age of 48, Cara Dillon biography, profession, age, height, weight, eye color, hair color, build, measurements, education, career, dating/affair, family, news updates, movies, and networth are available.
Date of Birth
July 21, 1975
Nationality
Northern Ireland
Place of Birth
Dungiven, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
Age
48 years old
Zodiac Sign
Cancer
Profession
Singer
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Cara Dillon Awards
Awards and nominations
- 2002 Won the BBC Radio 2 Folk Award – Best Traditional Song (for "Black Is the Colour")
- 2002 Won the BBC Radio 2 Folk Award – Horizon Award (Best Newcomer)
- 2002 Nominated for BBC Radio 2 Folk Award – Folk Singer of the Year
- 2002 Nominated for BBC Radio 2 Folk Award – Best Album (for Cara Dillon)
- 2002 Won the Hot Press Award – Best Roots Act
- 2002 Won the Big Buzz Magazine Award – Best Traditional Act
- 2003 Won the Big Buzz Magazine Award – Best Traditional Act
- 2004 Won the Meteor Music Awards – Best Irish Female
- 2004 Nominated for Meteor Music Awards – Best Folk Act
- 2004 Won the Irish Tatler Woman of the Year – (Music category)
- 2005 Won the Big Buzz Magazine Award – Best Traditional Act
- 2007 Nominated for Meteor Music Awards – Best Irish Female
- 2007 Won the Indie Acoustic Project Best Celtic Album of 2006 – (for After The Morning)
- 2010 Nominated for BBC Radio 2 Folk Award – Best Traditional Song (for "Spencer The Rover")
- 2010 Nominated for BBC Radio 2 Folk Award – Folk Singer of the Year
- 2010 Won the BBC Radio 2 Folk Award – Album of the Year (for Hill of Thieves)
- 2010 Won the Spiral Earth awards – Best Female Singer
- 2010 Won the Spiral Earth Awards – Best Traditional Song – (for "Jimmy Mó Mhilé Stor")
- 2015 Nominated for BBC Radio 2 Folk Award – Folk Singer of the Year
- 2018 Nominated for BBC Radio 2 Folk Award – Folk Singer of the Year
Holy orders!Worshippers blast vicar for installing beer pumps in their 600-year-old church saying move is a 'desecration'
www.dailymail.co.uk,
September 20, 2023
Worshippers have slammed a Cornish viccar for putting a bar and two beer pumps in their local 600-year-old church. After the bar was installed before the St Ives September Festival, churchgoers in Cornwall dismissed the development as a 'desecration' of the Grade I-listed St Ia's Church. At the seaside town's two-week music and arts festival, which draws thousands of visitors to the seaside town, the cathedral, which was first built in the early-1400s, will provide alcohol. The parish church, which is dedicated to St Ia of Cornwall, is expected to host top performers, including Molly Hocking, Bailey Tomkinson, and Cara Dillon. Despite outrage from shocked locals who said St Ia's is a church, not a pub,' concertgoers will now be able to buy drinks from the new church bar made from two taps installed by St Ives Brewery.
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