Tipperary weekend of musical delights at Clonacody House

Following  ‘Clonacody ’17’, the fantastic musical weekend at Clonacody House, Fethard last July, would be a hard task.  

However, the scene is set for an equally enjoyable reprise. ‘Clonacody ’18’ will take place on July 14th and 15th. The event is in aid of Cystic Fibrosis Ireland and The Irish Motor Neuron Disease Association.

A fantastic lineup of singers and musicians are set to enthrall us once again with a beautiful selection of song and music. 

Saturday Night  14th will see Derek Ryan and Welsh tenor Ryan Morgan give us a ‘Moonlight Serenade’ set on the lawns of Clonacody House overlooked by Slievenamon. 

Ryan and Derek will deiver an array of popular hits, swing and easy listening classics. They will be accompanied by Pat Marnane, Mary Rose McNally, Ailbe Grace and Colm Hanrahan.

Sunday  15th from 2pm will be a ‘Family Fun Day’ and picnic with a host of free kid’s activities. There will be live music throughout the day with a special appearance by Limer

Generous helpings of ice-cream, face painting, bouncy castles and m

You are invited to bring your own picnic to all events but there will be plenty of refreshments available throughout the weekend. 

The artisan burgers a particular highlight from last year.  Also making a very welcome return will be the delicious street food supplied by Befanis.  You can wash it all down with a cold drink from the full bar service on hand too.

Sunday night from 7.30 is a treat for all musical lovers ‘The Clonacody Proms’, the very best of Rodgers and Hammerstein  staring ‘The Two  And A Half Tenors’ and very special guests Deirdre Ryan and Sarah-Ellen Murphy. 

All your favourite songs from The Sound Of Music, Carousel, South Pacific, Oklahoma, The King And I and more.

 A live band led by Mary Rose McNally will accompany this magnificent gathering of some of Ireland’s finest voices.

A weekend ticket is €30 , individual concerts are €20  and a family pass for the Sunday afternoon is just €20 . All kids go free. 

You can phone 087 2491228 or Clonacody House for more details or to book your tickets.