A special concert will take place this evening to thank emergency services personnel who worked at the scene of the explosion in Creeslough, Co Donegal, last October in which ten people were killed | Read more:
The Together for Creeslough event tonight has also been planned as a night that those who lost loved ones in the tragedy and the community as a whole could look forward to.
The idea for the concert arose in a conversation between music promoter Joe Gallagher and singer Brian McFadden, formerly of Westlife, whose father Brendan is from Creeslough. The event at the Aura Centre in Letterkenny begins at 8pm and will feature Brian McFadden and Keith Duffy performing together as Boyzlife, Lisa McHugh, Brian Kennedy, and The Whistling Donkeys.It will also feature a choir of local school children from Scoil Mhuire and Faugher National School.
"Our ultimate aim is to give the people of Creeslough and surrounding towns a sense of hope through Monday night's concert."
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