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Oonagh was born in Glasgow where she began her musical studies. In 2001 a scholarship took her to the Royal Academy of Music,
from where she graduated in 2005 with first class honours. In 2006 she completed her postgraduate studies at the Royal Academy, passing
with Distinction. She received the DipRAM for her final recital, the Academy’s highest postgraduate honour. During her time at the Academy
Oonagh was awarded several prizes and scholarships, including First Prize in the Friends of the Royal Academy Early Music Prize, 2004, the
Craxton Memorial Trust, 2005 and a Foundation Award, 2006. Oonagh has performed as a soloist and in chamber ensembles around the UK and
abroad, with concerts in the Spitalfields Festival, the City of London Festival, the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, the International Festival of Villa da Gaia,
Portugal and Leeds International Concert Series. She has broadcast on Radio 3, in the BBC Proms 2005 with Endymion and most recently in
A Bach Chrismas 2005.
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