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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Katie Sheehan, Laura Allen, Joey Callaghan, Jo Buckley, Shane Afolab and Oscar O'Connor. At the back are Lenka Fairy, Irina Dernova, Paddy De Las Pompas, and Leah Murphy at the launch of the concert
IN ORDER to spread some festive cheer and make a meaningful impact on the lives of those experiencing homelessness, Focus Ireland is thrilled to welcome back its annual Limerick Christmas Concert of Hope.
Set to take place at Saint Mary’s Cathedral this Monday, the event promises a night of performances by local artists who will sing and dance their hearts out from 7.30pm to approximately 10pm.
All proceeds will go towards supporting Focus Ireland's homeless services, aiming to provide assistance to families at risk of homelessness and those already affected by it.
The lineup for the evening features Los Paddys, Limerick’s Mary Immaculate College Community Choir, Capriccio String Quartet, Robert Dawson, Scoil Chríost Rí, Ukealadies, Soprano Deborah Bulgarelli, Baritone Lucas Nogueira and Mezzo-Soprano Catherine O’Carroll.
Monday's event will be hosted by presenter Katie Sheehan and tickets can be booked on Eventbrite.
Tickets cost €20 plus booking fees, with 89 cent of every euro received going directly to frontline services.
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