History Music / OrlaFallon

* FanNickname: "(Beloved) Fire Maiden" appears to have emerged on her official messageboard.

* LetsDuet: She ''really'' likes collaborating with people. Her Christmas special alone saw David Archuleta, country singer Mark Wills, and fellow CW member Méav Ní Mhaolchatha join her, and that's not counting her collaborations with Clannad, Anúna and Jim Brickman, just to name a few.

* IrishNames: Obviously. Notably, her birth name is Órlagh - she shortened it to Órla professionally.

Órla Fallon (born Órlagh Fallon, 24 August 1974)) is an Irish singer/songwriter hailing from Knockananna, County Wicklow, Ireland. A former member of world-renowned Irish chamber choir Anúna, she burst onto the World Music scene when she joined ensemble Music/CelticWoman as one of its founding members. She remained with the group for four years, departing in 2009 to embark on a solo career.

Órla Fallon is an Irish singer/songwriter hailing from Knockananna, County Wicklow, Ireland. A former member of world-renowned Irish chamber choir Anúna, she burst onto the World Music scene when she joined ensemble Music/CelticWoman as one of its founding members. She remained with the group for four years, departing in 2009 to embark on a solo career.

'''Órla Fallon''' is an Irish singer/songwriter hailing from Knockananna, County Wicklow, Ireland. A former member of world-renowned Irish chamber choir Anúna, she burst onto the World Music scene when she joined ensemble Music/CelticWoman as one of its founding members. She remained with the group for four years, departing in 2009 to embark on a solo career.

'''Órla Fallon''' is an Irish singer/songwriter hailing from Knockananna, County Wicklow, Ireland. A former member of world-renowned Irish chamber choir Anúna, she burst onto the World Music scene when she joined ensemble CelticWoman as one of its founding members. She remained with the group for four years, departing in 2009 to embark on a solo career.

In terms of personality, she is soft-spoken and gentle, more artist than entertainer. She tended to fade into the shadows next to vibrant, energetic Máiréad, cheeky and alluring Méav, warm and motherly Lisa, and youthful, sparkling Chloë - particularly in CelticWoman's early days - but as her career has gained steam she has developed a subtle, quiet confidence that has made the most of her warm and openhearted spirit and enraptured fans on both sides of the Atlantic. She may not be a household name, but those that know her love her, and those that love her do so passionately and absolutely; and she returns that love with unbridled warmth and generosity.

* SignatureSong: From her CelticWoman days, "Isle of Inisfree", "Carrickfergus" and "Newgrange." Lately "My Land" and "Distant Shore" have become this.

'''Órla Fallon''' is an Irish singer/songwriter hailing from Knockananna, County Wicklow, Ireland. A former member of world-renowned Irish chamber choir Anúna, she burst onto the World Music scene when she joined ensemble CelticWoman as one of its founding members. She remained with the group for four years, departing in 2009 to embark on a solo career.

Recently she has used her growing prominence to promote public television, filming two specials for {{PBS}} - ''A Celtic Christmas'' aired in November 2010 and ''My Land'' in February 2011. 2011 also saw her tour the United States, beginning in February, for roughly fifty concert dates across the country.

* [[LetsDuet Let's Duet]]: She ''really'' likes collaborating with people. Her Christmas special alone saw David Archuleta, country singer Mark Wills, and fellow CW member Méav Ní Mhaolchatha join her, and that's not counting her collaborations with Clannad, Anúna and Jim Brickman, just to name a few.

Recently she has used her growing prominence to promote public television, filming two specials for {{PBS}} - ''A Celtic Christmas'' aired in November 2010 and ''My Land'' will air in February 2011. 2011 will also see her tour the United States, beginning in February, for roughly fifty concert dates across the country.