Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Lisa Hannigan" in English language version.
'It's been hell for me as they told me a few days ago because they wanted to me to perform at the nomination ceremony today [Tuesday], so I couldn't tell anyone in case they took it away from me,' says the 29-year-old from Co Meath. There were cries of 'Lisa who?' from the assembled British media throng – Hannigan was a surprise nomination".
As well as the evening concerts in the 200-year-old St James's church, which has a capacity (approximately 80) that is far less than the frantic demand for tickets, one of the add-ons of the series is the filming of "sessions" in unusual locations. So far, these have included BellX1's Paul Noonan dueting with rising Irish singer, Lisa Hannigan, in Dún Chaoin (in a cottage owned by artist Marie Simmons Gooding), American band The Antlers performing in the locality's Celtic prehistoric museum, and Irish band Villagers in Dingle's cosy Goat Street Café.
As well as the evening concerts in the 200-year-old St James's church, which has a capacity (approximately 80) that is far less than the frantic demand for tickets, one of the add-ons of the series is the filming of "sessions" in unusual locations. So far, these have included BellX1's Paul Noonan dueting with rising Irish singer, Lisa Hannigan, in Dún Chaoin (in a cottage owned by artist Marie Simmons Gooding), American band The Antlers performing in the locality's Celtic prehistoric museum, and Irish band Villagers in Dingle's cosy Goat Street Café.
As well as the evening concerts in the 200-year-old St James's church, which has a capacity (approximately 80) that is far less than the frantic demand for tickets, one of the add-ons of the series is the filming of "sessions" in unusual locations. So far, these have included BellX1's Paul Noonan dueting with rising Irish singer, Lisa Hannigan, in Dún Chaoin (in a cottage owned by artist Marie Simmons Gooding), American band The Antlers performing in the locality's Celtic prehistoric museum, and Irish band Villagers in Dingle's cosy Goat Street Café.
