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Holycross Abbey is set to make history this weekend as it prepares to host its first-ever concert, One Abbey, One Night, on Saturday, 13th December at 8pm. The event will bring together an impressive line-up of music, drama, poetry and dance in the atmospheric setting of the Abbey—promising a night to remember for parishioners and visitors alike.
Audiences will be treated to performances by the renowned Brú Ború Performing Group, the majestic Ballycahill Choir, and a powerful drama piece titled “The Tomb of the Good Woman’s Son”. There will also be standout musical highlights from soloist Mark O’Gorman, contemporary fusion group Dwan & You, and spoken-word reflections from the gifted poet Pat Slattery.
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Organisers say the evening truly offers “something for everyone”, blending traditional culture with modern performance in one of Ireland’s most iconic monastic sites.
Tickets are €25 for Centre Aisle (Stage View) and €15 for Side Aisles (Screen View) and are available from the Holycross Parish Office, Holycross Abbey Shop, or online.
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