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Mags O'Sullivan, Denise Fletcher, TJ Carr and Tom Murphy
A GOD Rest his Soul, a two act comedy play, by John Hank Regan will take to the stage in Ballinvreena Hall next week.
The play is set in the living room of the late Ned Carty's house. Jim and Mick Carty are determined not to let the grieving widow Mary Jo take the family home and plot together to keep the home in their family name.
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Canavour Players will perform the play on Thursday, February 20, Friday 21, Saturday 22, Sunday 23 and the following week from Thursday, February 27 to Sunday, March 2, at 8pm each night.
To book, phone 089 2051830. Admission costs €10 for adults and €5 for students.
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