The Kerryman (South Kerry Edition)

TV invite for Parish Choir

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Rehearsal levels have stepped up for members of the Castleisla­nd Parish Choir in recent weeks in preparatio­n for their big Magical Christmas Concert with The Three Tenors on Tuesday, December 19th at 8pm.

That may well be enough to be going on with. However, an invitation to perform live on RTÉ Television and Radio One for its Sunday morning mass has just arrived in the lap of the choir.

The almost 40 strong choir, with representa­tives from all corners of the parish and almost all age groups, will travel to Dublin for its first live television and radio broadcast on Sunday morning, February 11th.

This is a huge honour for the choir, under the stewardshi­p of Ailish Walsh and it’s a morning on which TV sets will be switched on early to catch the performanc­e.

On Magical Christmas Concert night, Ireland’s most popular singing trio, Dominic McGorian, Shane Morgan and Derek Moloney will perform classical and religious music and Christmas favourites.

They will also be on their first visit to Castleisla­nd and coming directly from the National Concert Hall. Most of their concerts in 2017 have been sold out in advance.

In the meantime: Tickets for the Magical Christmas Concert at €20 each are now available from the following outlets: Castleisla­nd Parish Office on 066 71 41241; Jackie Reidy, Menswear, Castleisla­nd; Kearney’s Post Office, Cordal and Daly’s Shop and Post Office, Scartaglin.

 ??  ?? Castleisla­nd Parish Choir conductor, Ailish Walsh and her charges bringing the curtain down on the 2016 Bank of Ireland Enterprise Town Expo at Castleisla­nd Community Centre. The choir has been invited to participat­e in an RTÉ television and radio mass in February. Photo by John Reidy
Castleisla­nd Parish Choir conductor, Ailish Walsh and her charges bringing the curtain down on the 2016 Bank of Ireland Enterprise Town Expo at Castleisla­nd Community Centre. The choir has been invited to participat­e in an RTÉ television and radio mass in February. Photo by John Reidy

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