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Fr Richard Gibbons pictured with Mary McNicholas, coordinator; John Mc Nicholl, special guest and Tom Brophy, Chairperson, Federation for Victim Assistance at the launch of tonight's concert.
AN evening of songs of faith, hope and love will be held in Knock Basilica this evening, Friday, December 1, at 8pm. The show will feature Margo, Philomena Begley, John McNicholl, Marc Roberts and Donna Taggart.
The night gets underway at 7.30pm with Una Nolan and Schola Cantorum Basilicae choir who will entertain the patrons prior to the start of the country show at 8pm. Philomena Begley and Margo O’Donnell have been stalwarts of the Irish country scene for over five decades are are sure to draw a large crowd.
The concert is in support of Victim Assistance Charity which is based at Aiden Street, Kiltimagh. Tickets are available from Ticketmaster.ie and from the Kiltimagh office as well as on the night. Further details can be had from Mary McNicholas, Victim Assistance Head Office, Kiltimagh, on 094 9000251 and 086 3938871.
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