Getting in tune for ‘A concert for Dee’

A major fundraising concert is to be held for a mother of two children who helped collect €1m for various charities but who now needs help herself after suffering a debilitating stroke.

Getting in tune for ‘A concert for Dee’
Fri, 21 Mar, 2014 - 00:00
SeanO’Riordan

Details of a concert to benefit Evening Echo journalist Deirdre O’Reilly were unveiled by Lord Mayor of Cork Cllr Catherine Clancy yesterday. She is providing City Hall as the venue.

It will take place on Easter Sunday, April 20, at 8pm.

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