Referring Clues

• One-named Irish singer
• "Orinoco Flow" singer
• New Age music superstar
• Irish pop singer
• Popular New Age singer
• Popular one-named singer
• Singer of the multimillion-selling album "Watermark"
• "Pure Moods" singer
• "Only Time" singer
• "A Day Without Rain" singer
• One-named New Age singer
• Grammy winner for "A Day Without Rain"
• New Age singer
• Artist with the quadruple platinum album "Shepherd Moons"
• Oscar nominee for a song in "The Lord of the Rings"
• One-named New Ager
• Single-named singer
• "A Day Without Rain" singer, 2000
• "The Memory of Trees" Grammy winner
• "Book of Days" songstress
• Singer with an Oscar-nominated song in "The Lord of the Rings"
• Singer born Eithne Ní Bhraonáin
• "May It Be" singer, 2002
• Singer with the double-platinum album "The Memory of Trees"
• 2001 Oscar nominee for the song "May It Be"
• "Paint the Sky With Stars" singer
• Singer with the 1992 quintuple-platinum album "Shepherd Moons"
• New Age superstar
• "Watermark" vocalist
• "Caribbean Blue" singer
• 2001 Oscar nominee for Best Original Song, "May It Be"
• "Paint the Sky With Stars: The Best of ___" (1997 album)
• "Amarantine" Grammy winner
• Irish singer with eight platinum U.S. albums
• Singer with the 2008 gold record "And Winter Came ..."
• "Only Time" singer, 2001
• "Orinoco Flow" singer, 1989
• Single-named New Age music star
• Single-named New Age singer
• Her big album is "Watermark"
• Singer with an asteroid named after her
• Irish folk-rock singer
• New Age music star
• Pop singer from Ireland
• New Age vocalist
• "Book of Days" singer
• One-named singer
• "A Day Without Rain" artist
• "Watermark" singer
• Single-named Irish singer
• "Orinoco Flow" vocalist
• New Age singer from Ireland
• Grammy winner for "The Memory of Trees"
• "Wild Child" singer
• New Age Irish singer
• Grammy-winning New Age singer
• New Age singer from Donegal
• One-named Gaelic singer
• Singer nicknamed "the Silver Lady"
• New Age Irish folk-rocker
• "Watermark" warbler
• Singer born Eithne Patricia Ní Bhraonáin
• One-named singer with the hit "Orinoco Flow"
• Irish singer with the album "The Memory of Trees"
• Pop musician from County Donegal
• "Watermark" musician
• Popular singer born in County Donegal
• Grammy winner for "Amarantine"
• Singer with the compilation "A Box of Dreams"
• "And Winter Came ..." artist
• "Na Laetha Gael M'Óige" singer
• One-named singer of New Age music
• Best New Age Album Grammy winner for "Shepherd Moons"
• She was once in the band Clannad
• New Age singer from Gweedore, Ireland
• "Ebudae" singer
• Three-time Grammy winner for Best New-Age Album
• Singer with a "Best of" album titled "Paint the Sky With Stars"
• She had a 1989 hit with "Orinoco Flow"
• "Amarantine" singer
• Best New Age Album Grammy winner for "Amarantine"
• Singer of the Oscar-nominated song "May It Be"
• "Anywhere Is" singer
• Grammy winner from County Donegal
• Singer dubbed "the voice of Ireland"
• Singer heard in the first "Lord of the Rings" movie
• "The Memory of Trees" album maker
• Grammy-winning New Ager
• Grammy winner for the New Age album "Amarantine"
• Irish pop star
• "Watermark" album maker
• Pop star from County Donegal
• Irish New Age singer
• Singer from Ireland
• Irish singer
• "Orinoco Flow" singer
• Irish New Ager
• Ireland's best-selling solo musician
• "Watermark" chanteuse
• Irish singing star
• Grammy winner for "A Day Without Rain"
• "A Day Without Rain" singer
• New Age vocalist from Ireland
• "Shepherd Moons" Grammy winner
• Gaelic singer
• Gaelic pop star
• "Watermark" chanteuse
• Irish singer with one name
• "Orinoco Flow" artist
• New Ager who often sings in Gaelic
• "The Council of Elrond" singer
• Singer with the 4x platinum album "Watermark"
• Singer of Tolkien-language lyrics
• "Orinoco Flow" New Age singer
• "A Day Without Rain" musician
• Mononymous four-time Grammy winner
• "Only Time" New Age singer
• "May It Be" singer, 2001
• One-named Irish Grammy winner
• 1987 album later rereleased as "The Celts"
• Singer from County Donegal
• "May It Be" singer
• Irish folksinger
• One-named New Age vocalist
• Orinico flow singer
• "And Winter Came ..." singer
• Singer of the Oscar-nominated "May It Be"
• Singer with the platinum 1992 album "The Celts"
• Oscar-winning "May It Be" singer
• Single-named vocalist
• One-named "May It Be" singer
• One-named "Watermark" singer
• New Age Grammy winner
• 'May It Be' singer
• 'Orinoco Flow' singer
• One-name New Age singer
• Irish New Age star
• Big name in New Age
• New Age singing star
• 'Only Time' singer
• Winner of four New Age Grammys
• Recording artist made famous by the BBC series "The Celts"
• Ireland's best-selling solo artist
• Grammy winner from County Donegal, Ireland
• New Age singer of Elvish lyrics
• "Trains and Winter Rains" singer
• Four-time Best New Age Album Grammy winner from Ireland
• Singer with the album "Shepherd Moons"
• New Ager with four Grammys
• New Ager who sings in Irish Gaelic
• Singer whose music plays in new age stores
• One-named vocalist
• Watermark chanteuse
• "A Day Without Rain" New Ager
• One-named Irish folk singer
• Gaelic music star
• "Ethereal wave" singer
• One-named New Age singer from Ireland
• 2002 Best Song Oscar nominee
• Irish singer who lives in a castle
• Gaelic singing star
• One-named Gaelic folk singer
• Former member of the Irish band Clannad
• "Oíche Chiún" singer
• "Orinoco Flow (Sail Away)" singer
• 2006 Grammy winner for "Amarantine"
• Noted Irish New Age singer
• Her "Orinoco Flow" has a macabre role in "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo"
• Big name in New Age music
• Four-time Best New Age Album Grammy winner
• Mononymous New Ager
• Self-titled platinum album of 1986
• One-named "Orinoco Flow" singer
• 'Exile' New Age singer
• Grammy-winning Celtic musician
• "The Celts" singer
• Singer with the triple-platinum album "The Memory of Trees"
• New Age star from Ireland
• "And Winter Came..." album maker
• Flack of "Black Scorpion"
• "And Winter Came ..." singer, 2008
• One-named singer with four Grammys
• "Amarantine" vocalist
• Singer whose name is almost a country in Africa
• "Amarantine" musician
• One-named singer with multiple Grammys
• "Trains and Winter Rains" singer, 2008
• Irish folk singer
• Singer who has recorded in Tolkien's Elvish language
• Performer of the 2001 Oscar-nominated song "May It Be"
• Irish musician with four Grammys
• "Shepherd Moons" singer
• "Dark Sky Island" singer, 2015
• Irish soft-rock singer
• Singer who co-composed a song in Elvish for "The Lord of the Rings"
• Writer/singer of an Elvish song for "The Lord of the Rings"
• Ireland's best-selling solo singer
• Ireland's biggest-selling solo artist
• One-named singer from County Donegal
• Singer with the 2008 album "And Winter Came ..."
• New Ager from Donegal
• "Dark Sky Island" singer
• Soundtrack composer for the BBC's "The Celts"
• Musician from County Donegal
• "Book of Days" New Ager
• "Only Time" songwriter
• "Only Time" New Ager
• Irish New Age songwriter
• Grammy-winning singer of "Shepherd Moons"
• "Dark Sky Island" musician
• New Ager who sings in Gaelic
• "Echoes in Rain" singer
• New Age singer of "Book of Days"
• She was born Eithne Ni Bhraonain
• She sang on the first "LOTR" soundtrack
• Singer formerly of the group Clannad
• Singer who has performed songs in Tolkien languages
• Grammy winner for "Shepherd Moons"
• Irish new age queen
• "The Memory of Trees" singer
• Irish queen of world music
• Irish queen of soft rock
• "Shepherd Moons" soft-rock queen
• Irish ethereal queen
• Irish "Only Time" singer
• "Sail Away" singer
• Ethereal "The Memory of Trees" singer
• "Amarantine" artist
• Ethereal "Watermark" singer
• "Only Time" Irish soft rock singer
• "Only Time" Celtic queen
• Ethereal "A Day Without Rain" singer
• "Dark Sky Island" softrock icon
• Ethereal "Amarantine" singer
• Ethereal "Shepherd Moons" singer
• 16-Across singer
• Topless country singer
• Singer born in County Donegal
• One-named singer who's sold 75 million albums
• Singer who has never done a tour
• Top Irish solo artist
• "Aniron" singer
• Her Oscar-nominated song “May It Be” features Elvish lyrics
• Grammy-winning Irish singer
• World-famous Irish mezzo
• Mononymous Grammy winner from Ireland
• Irish musician whose albums include Shepherd Moons (1991) and A Day Without Rain (2000)
• Singer from Donegal
• Single-named singer from Ireland
• "Orinoco Flow" New Ager
• Irish singer who sang "Orinoco Flow"
• New Ager who sometimes sings in Gaelic
• "Flora's Secret" singer
• Irish singer of "Orinoco Flow"
• "Watermark" New Ager
• "Shepherd Moons" New Ager
• Ireland's top-selling solo artist
• New Ager from County Donegal
• "May It Be" co-songwriter
• Composer for "Lord of the Rings"
• Gaelic-speaking New Ager
• "Oiche Chiuin" singer
• New Ager with some Gaelic lyrics
• Irish-speaking singer
• "Watermark" singer, 1988
• Noted Irish singer
• Irish singer whose real first name is Eithne
• Celtic music superstar
• One-named "Only Time" singer
• Irish singer with a 2006 “Sounds of the Season” album
• She sang in her family's Celtic band
• "Christmas Carols from Cork" performer (2016)
• Vocalist from Donegal
• “The Memory of Trees” singer
• Celtic singer of 50-Down
• One-named Celtic singer
• Former Clannad singer
• Vocalist from Gaoth Dobhair
• Irish singer with four Grammys
• Four-time Grammy winner for Best New Age Album
• Singer whose Irish first name is Eithne
• Irish music star who has never toured
• "Shepherd Moons" singer, 1991
• Irish singer who rarely performs live
• Irishwoman who's sung in 10 languages
• Irish singer who lives in a castle with her cats
• Multi-lingual Irish singer
• Singer born Eithne Padraigin Ni Bhraonain
• Irish winner of four Grammys
• One-named Irish hitmaker
• Grammy winner who sometimes sings in Gaelic
• Ireland's bestselling solo artist
• New Age artist who often sings in Irish
• Singer who owns Manderley Castle in Killiney
• Musical artist known as the "Queen of New Age"
• New Age singer from County Donegal
• Singer born Eithne Ní Bhraonáin
• One-named singer from Ireland
• One-named singer with the 2000 hit "Only Time"
• Singer known as the "Queen of New Age"
• Popular singer who has recorded in Elvish
• Bestselling Irish solo artist
• "The Celts" singer from Ireland
• Singer with the 5x platinum album "Shepherd Moons"
• Mononymous Grammy winner
• Noted Celtic musician
• Mononymous Irish singer
• Modern Celtic musician
• Singer with the album "Watermark"
• "Only Time" artist
• One-named Irish singer with four Grammys
• Artist who has recorded in Tolkien's fictional language
• Ireland's second-best-selling musical act after U2
• Bestselling Irish solo musician of all time
• Grammy winner from Donegal
• Celtic "The Celts" singer
• Grammy-winning singer who has recorded in several fictional languages
• Singer with the birth name Eithne Pádraigín Ní Bhraonáin
• Singer who wrote the Oscar-nominated song "May It Be" for "The Fellowship of the Ring"
• Singer born Eithne Pádraigín Ní Bhraonáin
• One-named Grammy winner from Ireland
• Mononymous singer who popularized "New Celtic" music
• Oscar-nominated singer/songwriter for "May It Be" (2001)
• One-named singer from Donegal