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An exciting programme of entertainment over Christmas continues at Clonacody House outside Fethard.
Once again the organisers have secured financial support from the Tipperary Arts office and LLPPS
scheme and are deeply appreciative of the funding.
The organisers are thrilled to bring back Rebel Hearts with support from Seanie & James on Tuesday December 28 and finally to round off 2021 on Thursday December 30 with the “The Kilkennys”.
All concerts will take place in a fully heated marquee in the walled garden which is where we always wanted to host events and are now finally able to do so.
"A huge thank you to all the support we have received from neighbours and friends who over the years have helped us put on musical events and with out them we would not have gotten this far. We really hope all who come to Clonacody will always have a memorable experience in what is truly a special place. Furthermore the wonderful bonus of being able to host these events is that people have come from as far as Belfast in the north and east and west Kerry and cork to the concerts so they have stayed in Tipperary in various hotels and B&Bs in the area. So really it’s a win win for all," said Helen Carrigan.
Tickets can be purchased on www.clonacodyhouse.com
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