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But earlier in the evening, the BBC studio on site welcomed a young Irish singer by the name of Áine Cahill, accompanied by Louise Johnston on keyboard:
And they both knocked it out of the park
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Singing her own song Black Dahlia to a massive TV audience, Áine certainly made an impression
Saturday 16 November, 2024
Saturday 16 November, 2024
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A young Cavan singer was on BBC's Glastonbury coverage and blew everyone away
THE GLASTONBURY COVERAGE on BBC last night might have been dominated by a certain Coldplay set that closed the festival.
But earlier in the evening, the BBC studio on site welcomed a young Irish singer by the name of Áine Cahill, accompanied by Louise Johnston on keyboard:
And they both knocked it out of the park
Singing her own song Black Dahlia to a massive TV audience, Áine certainly made an impression
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Now she’s being discovered by so many new people
Fellow Cavan musicians were out supporting the pair of them
Nailing it live on the BBC: That’s one way to make a good first impression
Well played
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