High Hopes choir to perform alongside Hothouse Flowers in special charity concert

All profits from the event will be used to provide Christmas dinner for homeless people in Clare on December 25.

High Hopes choir to perform alongside Hothouse Flowers in special charity concert
Mon, 25 Nov, 2019 - 19:00
Liz Dunphy

Cork Penny Dinners' High Hopes Choir will perform alongside the Hothouse Flowers in a special concert to raise money for homeless people this Christmas.

Catriona Twomey of Cork Penny Dinners said: “There's such heart in our choir. Something happens when you sing. Music is a great medium.”

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CourtsHomelessnessPlace: ClarePlace: IrelandPlace: GlórPlace: EnnisPlace: CorkPlace: Coachford,Place: County CorkPlace: Griffins Garden CentrePlace: DripseyPlace: CharlevillePerson: Catriona TwomeyPerson: BonoPerson: Christy MoorePerson: KodalinePerson: CatrionaPerson: Hank WydellPerson: Sarah RyanPerson: Clare SandsPerson: Garda Ken O'BrienPerson: GardaPerson: Tony KelleherPerson: Penny DinnersEvent: ChristmasEvent: Clare Christmas ConcertOrganisation: High Hopes choirOrganisation: Hothouse FlowersOrganisation: Cork Penny Dinners' High HopesOrganisation: Cork Penny DinnersOrganisation: Penny Dinners
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