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lonmel Community Choir practising for their November 16 concert (Picture Kevin O' Donnell)
Clonmel Community Choir is excited to announce its first ever concert, featuring a
joyful selection of songs the choir has been practicing since its formation last
January. This mixed-voice, all-inclusive choir meets weekly to sing together simply
for the love of music, and now they are ready to share that passion with the entire
community.
The choir originally formed off the back of recent community productions dating back
to 2021, including the magnificent Irish theatrical premiere of The Hunchback of
Notre Dame and the original outdoor theatrical spectacle From Out The Land.
The concert will take place on Saturday November 16 th during SETU and Calmast’s
Science Week at CTI Clonmel.
Doors open at 7:30 PM, with the event running for
approximately two hours. Tickets are available via Eventbrite, with general admission
at €10, family tickets at €20, and student and OAP tickets at €7.50.
For more details and topurchase tickets, please visit Eventbrite or Clonmel Community Choir’s social media
pages. Clonmel Community Choir looks forward to welcoming everyone for an
unforgettable night of song and celebration!
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