Kate Thompson's latest novel, Living the Dream, features a brief mention of Ciarán.
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Ciaran is an 2004 Audie Award Winner, for best audio drama performance for his work on The Complete Arkangel Shakespeare.
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Ciaran won the Outer Critic Circle Award, Special Achievement, for best ensemble cast performance, in 1999 for Closer.
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Ciaran won the Theatre World Award for best debut in NYC in 1999 for Closer.
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Ciaran won Best Actor in a Dramatic Series, at the Irish Film and Television Awards in 2004 for The Mayor of Casterbridge.
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Ciaran danced with the Patricia Mulholland Irish Ballet.
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Ciaran Hinds (At 12, as a skinny grammar school boy, Ciaran apparently made a terrific "Lady Macbeth."): My mum says I haven't done anything as good, so it's an on-going battle trying to hit that high again.
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Ciaran has been dubbed by some as the “accidental heart-throb.”
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Ciaran's father was a doctor and his mother, Moya, was an amateur actress.
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Ciaran has starred in numerous productions with the Royal Shakespeare Company.
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Ciaran is the youngest of 5 children. He has four sisters.
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Ciaran began his stage career at the Glasgow Citizens' Theater as the rear end of a horse in the production of Cinderella.
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Ciaran's film career began in 1981 in the movie Excalibur where he played the character "Lot."
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Ciaran previously attended Queen University to study law.
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Ciaran trained in acting at the RADA.
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Ciaran stands 6' 1" (1.85 m) tall.
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Ciaran's daughter's name is Aoife (Irish variant of Eve).
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