recording of "The Hill of Thieves" was also used by Bowers & Wilkins as a demonstration song in-store throughout the world on their Zeppelin Air iPod Speaker. In 2010, Cara recorded the opening song "Summer's Just Begun" for Disney's Tinker Bell and the Great Fairy Rescue as well as narrating the opening sequence. She also sang a lullaby called "Come Flying With Me" featured during the credits for the movie. It reached the Box Office Top 10 upon its national cinema release in the UK in August 2010 and is the third instalment of Disney's highly successful franchise. In January 2012 Cara recorded the vocals on a song called "Come Dream A Dream" which forms the closing sequence of the nighttime spectacular show, Disney Dreams!, which was designed to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Disneyland Paris. In the summer of 2012 Cara performed two concerts with the Ulster Orchestra. The first was to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the Ulster Hall at an event called the Great Northern Songbook where "Hill of Thieves" was voted by BBC listeners as one of the "Top 10" original songs to come out of Northern Ireland. The second was a concert where the Ulster Orchestra joined Cara and her band in the Grand Opera House in Belfast. Family Dillon married Sam Lakeman in December 2002. The couple live in Frome with their three children, twin sons born in 2006 and a daughter born in 2010. Awards and accolades 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