Supported by RTÉ and dozens of their international counterparts, the event attracts a huge posse of A&R people, publishers, journalists and concert bookers from all over mainland Europe.
In recent years, it’s given the likes of Franz Ferdinand, Editors and our own Iain Archer and The Chalets a major Euro leg-up.
Meanwhile, Feeney’s gigs have been receiving rave reviews in the UK where Sony are planning to release her Choice Music Award-winning 13 Songs album.
“A strikingly bold singer-songwriter pitched somewhere between Imogen Heap at her most atmospheric and a quirky post-era Bjork,” enthuses the lady from London Lite. Time Out were just as enthusiastic, praising the Galwegian as a purveyor of “striking and haunting music that manages to be quietly experimental without ever being wilfully arcane.”