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The town of Thurles is set for memorable night of song and music when Nenagh's the Ormond Octaves choir perform in the Cathedral on Friday 2nd May.
The choir of over 80 members has thrilled audiences in packed churches and halls all over North Tipperary since it was founded by Musical Director Niamh Ryan in 2008.
Don’t be surprised if the powerful voices of the 80-member choir literally raise the Cathedral roof. The mingled sounds of the four-voice ensemble of men and women are a pure joy to behold.
All proceeds to the Cathedral Reroofing Project. Tickets (€25 Donation) available in Thurles Parish Centre (0504 -22229), Bookworm, Liberty Square (0504 22257) and Holycross Parish Centre (0504 43124).
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