Choral Festival will bring €10m cash boost to Cork region

The 65th Cork International Choral Festival, which is set to take place this week, will provide the region with a €10 million cash boost.

Choral Festival will bring €10m cash boost to Cork region
Mon, 29 Apr, 2019 - 21:22
Olivia Kelleher

The 65th Cork International Choral Festival, which is set to take place this week, will provide the region with a €10 million cash boost.

The globally renowned choral festival takes place from Wednesday to Sunday and will bring 5,000 world class singers and 50,000 visitors to Cork.

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CourtsChoral festivalCorkPlace: CorkPlace: Blarney Castle andPlace: St Colman’s CathedralPlace: CobhPlace: Methodist ChurchPlace: KinsalePlace: Cork City HallPlace: StockholmPlace: St. Finbarre’s CathedralPlace: Atrium of the Clayton HotelPlace: Lapps QuayPerson: Jean SibeliusPerson: Carl NielsenPerson: Helene StureborgPerson: 920846Event: FestivalEvent: 65th Cork International Choral FestivalEvent: Cork International Choral FestivalEvent: Seán Ó RiadaEvent: Big SingOrganisation: The Fleischmann Choir and Cork School of Music (CSM) Symphony OrchestraOrganisation: CSM Junior Children's ChoirOrganisation: CSM Senior ChorusOrganisation: ’s Chamber ChoirOrganisation: Chamber Choir Ireland
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