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Sunday Miscellany Live at Christmas // 20 December

December 10, 2012

Colm will be performing along with Declan O’Rourke, Micheál O’Suilleabhain, Paul Howard, John O’Donnell, Mary Costello, Eavan Boland and more at the National Concert Hall in Dublin on 20 December.

Following the hugely successful collaborations between RTÉ Radio 1’s Sunday Miscellany and the RTÉ Concert Orchestra last year, they once again join forces to present a selection of musical treasures and a feast of new writing, created especially for the occasion. Featuring an extraordinary array of Irish literary and musical talent.

“Sunday Miscellany is like a rummage through the most interesting parts of the Irish artistic and socio-cultural mind” – Irish Independent

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