Dearg aired on TG4 in 2008. Cosan Dearg, a contemporary dance piece resulted from collaboration between Feeney, choreographer Fearghus Ó Conchúir, and theatre director Jason Byrne. She contributed her own piano arrangements of songs to the television documentary And The Red Poppies Dance, commissioned by RTÉ broadcast on its commemorative season 1918: Ireland and the Great War in November 2008. She was the subject of a special RTÉ television documentary, The View Presents Julie Feeney, which aired on 20 July 2010 with John Kelly. Discography Studio albums 13 songs (2005) pages (2009) – IRL #26 Clocks (2012) – IRL #7 Cork Gamelan Ensemble – The Three Forges (Diatribe Records, 2015) Awards and accolades Choice Music Prize |- |rowspan="1"|2006 |rowspan="1"|13 songs |rowspan="3"|Irish Album of the Year | |- |rowspan="1"|2009 |rowspan="1"|pages | |- |rowspan="1"|2012 |rowspan="1"|Clocks | |- Meteor Music Awards |- |rowspan="1"|2010 |rowspan="1"|Julie Feeney |rowspan="3"|Best Irish Female | |- IMTV Awards |- |rowspan="2"|2009 |rowspan="1"|"Impossibly Beautiful" |rowspan="1"|Best Styled Music Video | |- |rowspan="1"|"Love is a Tricky Thing" |rowspan="1"|Best Irish Female | |- Winner TOYP, 'The Outstanding Young Person Award for Cultural Achievement' by Junior Chamber International in 2008. Winner 'Irish Tatler Woman of the Year for Music and Entertainment' in 2006. Use of songs on TV "You Bring Me Down" from 13 songs featured on Match of the Day on BBC 2 in May 2006. "You Broke The Magic" from 13 songs featured on RTÉ TV drama 'Little White Lie' in 2008. "Impossibly Beautiful" from pages features on major Irish TV and radio commercial VHI's one plan. Work in education As an educator Feeney has worked at primary, secondary, university and professional development level in music and mainstream education. A qualified primary teacher she has designed and facilitated workshops all over Ireland, in the US and in Brazil and has published 3 music education CD ROMs. She lectured in music education at university level for three years. References External links Official website A very interesting insight RTÉ radio 1 podcast Ulster Orchestra performance Myspace page Julie Feeney record label Julie Feeney PR in Ireland Year of birth missing (living people) 20th-century Irish women singers Living people Irish composers Irish educators Irish-language singers Irish record producers Irish songwriters Musicians from County Galway People from Athenry Alumni of the University of Limerick Alumni of Trinity College Dublin 21st-century Irish women singers Irish women record producers