Second celebratory concert for Cara O'Sullivan announced

The concerts were announced after Ms O'Sullivan was diagnosed with what friends have described as a 'life-changing illness'.

Second celebratory concert for Cara O'Sullivan announced
Sun, 03 Mar, 2019 - 17:31
Kevin O’Neill

The organisers of a celebratory concert for renowned soprano Cara O'Sullivan have announced a second event in her native city due to 'phenomenal public demand'.

The first concert, due to take place at Cork Opera House on Sunday, April 14, sold out in just over a week.

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