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16/10/2009
Cork Set At Christmas
The Cork Lord Mayor's annual Christmas concert will take place this year on Saturday, 5th December.
It will be in the Concert Hall, City Hall, Cork at 8pm and will be headed by the internationally renowned soprano, Mary Hegarty, and will also feature performances from bass baritone, Joe Corbett, Musician /Songwriter, John Spillane and the Band of the First Southern Brigade among others. Sports commentator, Ger Canning, will be MC for the evening.
Speaking at the launch, Lord Mayor of Cork, Cllr. Dara Murphy said: "Now almost a half century in existence, the Annual Lord Mayor's Christmas Concert is more important than ever as a means of raising much-needed support for Cork Charities.
"Such support is vital in these challenging times. I would urge all citizens to support this spectacular event and promise them an unforgettable evening’s entertainment in return for their generosity."
Speaking on behalf of the organising committee, Barry Woods of Thomas Crosbie Holdings Ltd. (TCH) said the concert traditionally heralded the beginning of the festive season in Cork.
"It is seen by many as kick starting the festive season and is generously supported by both the private and public sectors. Booking early is certainly advised," said Mr. Woods.
(BMcC/KMcA)
It will be in the Concert Hall, City Hall, Cork at 8pm and will be headed by the internationally renowned soprano, Mary Hegarty, and will also feature performances from bass baritone, Joe Corbett, Musician /Songwriter, John Spillane and the Band of the First Southern Brigade among others. Sports commentator, Ger Canning, will be MC for the evening.
Speaking at the launch, Lord Mayor of Cork, Cllr. Dara Murphy said: "Now almost a half century in existence, the Annual Lord Mayor's Christmas Concert is more important than ever as a means of raising much-needed support for Cork Charities.
"Such support is vital in these challenging times. I would urge all citizens to support this spectacular event and promise them an unforgettable evening’s entertainment in return for their generosity."
Speaking on behalf of the organising committee, Barry Woods of Thomas Crosbie Holdings Ltd. (TCH) said the concert traditionally heralded the beginning of the festive season in Cork.
"It is seen by many as kick starting the festive season and is generously supported by both the private and public sectors. Booking early is certainly advised," said Mr. Woods.
(BMcC/KMcA)
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