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Tipperary town will host two Christmas carol services in December, offering residents an opportunity to celebrate the season through music and community spirit.
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St Mary’s Church will hold its service on Sunday 14th December at 3pm. The programme will feature performances by the CJ Kickham Band, Anthony O’Connor, and students from local school choirs.
Attendees are invited to contribute non-perishable food items, vouchers, or cash to support the Emergency Food Bank managed by Rev Mike O’Meara.
A week later, St Michael’s Church will present its Annual Christmas Carol Service on Sunday 21st December at 5pm.
The musical programme, led by Michael John Ryan, will include performances by the County Tipperary Ryan Youth Orchestra, the CJ Kickham Band, St Michael’s Choir, and choirs from St Ailbe’s, St Anne’s, and the Abbey School.
The events are organised by the Tipperary Parish Liturgy Group and are open to all members of the community.
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