Is ceoltóir flúite agus consairtín í Nicole Ní Dhubhshláine ón nGráig i gCorca Dhuibhne. Tá an domhan siúlta aici lena cuid ceoil go Boston, Vietnam, Moscow agus leithead na hÉireann gan dabht. Is minic a bhíonn sí ar chláracha teilifíse agus raidió, ina measc Fáilte 2024 ar TG4, Cork Folk Festival 2020 agus go leor eile. Bronnadh céim ar Nicole ó Choláiste na hOllscoile Corcaigh le céim sa cheol agus sa Ghaeilge. Bronnadh gradam chuimhneacháin Sheáin Ó Riada uirthi chomh maith le scoláireacht Quercus Creative and Performing Arts. D’eisigh Nicole a chéad albam i 2019 in aonacht le Kyle Macaulay dár teideal ‘Barra Taoide’. Cuireann sí clár ceoil traidisiúnta i láthair ar RTÉ Raidió na Gaeltachta gach seachtain agus tá sí ag obair leis an gcomhlucht teilfíse Aniar ar chláracha ceoil agus faisnéise.

Nicole Ní Dhubhshláine is a flute and concertina player and teacher from An Ghráig in Corca Dhuibhne. She has travelled extensively to perform in locations such as Boston, Vietnam and Moscow as well as countless performances in Ireland. Nicole is a regular contributor to TV and radio programmes most recently appearing on TG4’s New Years Eve programme Fáilte, Cork Folk Festival 2020. Nicole graduated from UCC with first-class honours in both BA Music/Irish and BMusic degrees and was awarded the Seán Ó Riada Memorial Award and Quercus Creative and Performing Arts Scholarship. Nicole released her debut album in 2019 “Barra Taoide” alongside Kyle Macaulay. She presents a weekly traditional music programme on RTÉ Raidió na Gaeltachta agus is currently working with the television production company Aniar, on music and documentary programmes.