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Returning to Longford for one night only, The Dublin Welsh Male Voice Choir will be performing in St John’s Church, Battery Road, Longford on Saturday, November 25.
The Dublin Welsh Male Voice Choir first formed in 1966 and has since become well established and widely recognised in Ireland and beyond for its unique style and repertoire.
They have appeared on television both in the UK & Ireland right through the 1970s to the current date.
Some of the more memorable occasions in Ireland have been; The Late Late show on RTE with folk singer Rita McNeill, The Live Mike Murphy Show with Dermot Morgan and Nationwide, Seoige Live, Tonight with Vincent Browne and The Claire Byrne Show.
They have also performed several times for the President of Ireland Michael D Higgins at Áras an Uachtaráin both at garden parties and, in 2017, as the sole after-dinner entertainment for the visit of the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall.
Tickets for the eagerly anticipated St John's Church concert are available locally from Halls Autospares, D and E McHugh and from Dennistons.
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