In March 1970 a nineteen-year-old singer from Derry won the Eurovision Song Contest. The win stunned Ireland. It was the first such victory in the hugely popular contest. An extraordinary career had been born. Dana became a household name but rather than disappear forever from view as did so many before her and since, she continued to develop her career as a popular artist and gained particular recognition in the UK, Europe and in the US. From a childhood in the Bogside of Derry, through the maelstrom of international showbiz, to the White House and the Vatican, to the European Parliament and all its political intrigue, Dana's story is truly astonishing. In "All Kinds of Everything" she tells the story of her rise to fame and of her strongly-held beliefs and commitments in terms that are as endearing as they are revealing and inspiring.