The following list is a list of awards won by the Irish band, The Corrs.

Billboard Music Video Awards

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Year Award Result
2001 Best Adult Contemporary Clip of the Year link Nominated

BRIT Awards

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Year Award[1][2]
1999 Best International Group

1993

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  • CARA Awards - Best Newcomers

1996

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  • IRMA Awards - Best New Irish Act

1997

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  • Premios Amigo - Best International Album (Forgiven, Not Forgotten)
  • Irish National Entertainment Awards - Best Irish Group

1998

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  • Premios Amigo - Best International Group, Best International Album (Talk On Corners)
  • HMV Awards - HMV International Awards

1999

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  • Brit Awards - Best International Group link
  • World Music Awards - World's Biggest-Selling Irish Act
  • Heineken-Hot Press Awards - Best Live Performance in Ireland by an Irish Act (Landsdowne Road), Best Female Singer (Andrea)

2000

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  • Capital FM's London Awards - London's Favourite International Group
  • Singapore Radio Music Awards - Best Pop Group
  • My VH1 Music Awards - Best Kept Secret

2001

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  • NRJ Music Awards - Best International Band
  • Capital FM's London Awards - Concert Capital Award

Nominated: APRA Awards: Most Performed Foreign Work link

2002

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  • HotPress Irish Music Awards - Industry Awards (John Hughes), Rory Gallagher Musician Awards (Caroline), Best Pop Act[3]

Nominated: Andrea Corr, Band(link)

  • BMI Awards (2001 Pop Award)

2003

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  • Irish World Awards - Best International Pop Act

2004

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  • Big Buzz Awards - The Pepsi Award For Best Irish Act

2005

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  • Big Buzz Awards - Best Irish Pop Act
  • Ondas Awards - Special Jury Award
  • Best Irish Band - Nominated link

2006

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  • Best Irish Band - Nominated link

2007

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  • TC Raymond Academy Awards 2000 - Biggest Leaf

References

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  1. ^ "The BRIT Awards archive from everyHit". EveryHit.com. Retrieved 2007-10-02.
  2. ^ "The BRIT Awards 1999". Retrieved 2007-11-13. {{cite web}}: Unknown parameter |pubisher= ignored (|publisher= suggested) (help)
  3. ^ "BBC - Northern Ireland - Hot Press Awards". BBC. Retrieved 2007-09-27.