Sean Keane returns to Clifden to honour RNLI volunteers as Heroes of the Waters
Renowned Galway singer Sean Keane is set to make a welcome return to Clifden this February for a special evening of song and entertainment dedicated to the lifesaving work of the RNLI.
In the intimate setting of the Church of Ireland in Clifden at 8pm on Saturday, 10 February, Sean and friends will launch a new song ‘Heroes of the Waters’ in tribute to those who volunteer to provide lifeboat services at sea. A limited edition CD with three tracks will also be on sale on the night for €5 with proceeds going to Clifden RNLI.
As one of Ireland’s best loved singers, a great night is promised both for old fans and new.
Tony Hiney, RNLI Community Fundraising Manager said: ‘We are absolutely delighted that a singer of Sean’s stature and popularity has decided to make such a wonderful musical tribute to our lifeboat volunteers. We wish to thank him and his team for their support and we look forward to a wonderful evening celebrating our mutual appreciation and support’.
Tickets for Sean Keane’s ‘Heroes of the Waters’ special concert are available from The Station House Hotel www.clifdenstationhouse.com (095) 21699 and The Celtic Shop, Main St, Clifden.
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