Jacqueline is a singer, classically trained violinist, and Celtic harpist. Born and raised in Belfast, Northern Ireland, educated in Scotland, and now settled in Australia she blends these heritages to tell stories through song and is known for her emotive and ethereal singing style. Her past performances range from playing in national level orchestras in concert halls to intimate gigs, weddings and Irish music sessions. 

Recent projects include creating original arrangements of popular Irish traditional songs for an ABC podcast (https://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/the-history-listen/songs-of-the-last-convict-ship/12767044?fbclid=IwAR3Hcm1ROQPhZoU0qyF0Sz41EzRV1EQUOmFfRbd3MNoBVmn9CjA-0OVFbKY);

a collaboration with Irish-Australian musician Cliona Molins on projects that tell the untold stories of women in history including the Courageous Girl song (https://clionaharpist.bandcamp.com/track/courageous-girl) and songs of the Parramatta Female Factory (https://motnband.bandcamp.com/album/mothers-of-the-nation-ep); 

and playing fiddle at the Opera House for the Consulate General of Ireland as part of the international celebration of St Patrick’s Day (https://vimeo.com/524210287/c02c94934a).