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Tipperary venue to host showing of a film about the tragic death of Bridget Cleary
The film will be shown at Kilcash Community Centre
The cast of Bridget
Reporter:
Eamon Lacey
03 Feb 2025 2:18 PM
Fionn MacChumaill Players Present Bridget , a short new film on the tragic life of Bridget Clery written by Anne Williamson and Brian Clancy at Kilcash Community Centre presents Bridget on Friday February 7th at 8pm.
The film has been an outstanding success at a number of Tipperary venues over the last few months.
Bridget was burned to death by her husband in 1895 who claimed she was a changeling.
The story became known as the last witch burning in Western Europe. The film lasts about 40 minutes and members of the cast and the director will be available for questions and a short talk afterwards.
Doors open at 7.30pm. Tickets €10 + booking fee.
Teas and coffees will be served afterwards.
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