Donegal-based vocal group Onóir are a modern Irish folk quartet, who sing male vocal harmony-focused songs and musical arrangements. The band has over 175,000 followers across all social platforms and has been continuously on tour with their sell-out theatre show since March of 2023 with over 40,000 people having experienced the show. Onóir continue to sell-out venues in record time as their impassioned audiences are taken on a musical odyssey.
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| Thursday | 20:00 | - 22:30 |
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