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Over the past months, the Ballycahill choir has been busy rehearsing for the Christmas season under the expert direction of Louise McCullagh.
The number of members continues to increase.
A festive carol service is scheduled to take place in the church on Sunday, December 15, at 7pm.
This promises to be another special event for the community to enjoy, with a unique repertoire planned by Louise.
Donations for a very deserving charity will be collected on the night - The Irish Kidney Association.
Come and enjoy what promises to be a memorable evening of music and carols in our lovely church which is beautifully decorated for the occasion.
Bring along a friend.Then join us in the Community Hall immediately after the service for light refreshments and a Christmas get-together.
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