Mary Black

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Vicar Street, Sunday 16th February

Last year proved to be a remarkable one for Mary, as she captivated audiences around the country on her 40th Anniversary Tour. From sold-out shows to standing ovations, Mary's passion for music, and connection with her fans is undeniable.

With a heart full of gratitude, Mary reflects on the joy and fulfilment she experienced throughout the year.

As Mary looks forward to the future, she invites fans old and new to join her on the road for a fun time as she and her amazing band revisit the great songs that have defined her illustrious career.

From Katie, to No Frontiers, to a Woman’s Heart and Past the Point of Rescue this tour will be filled with the songs we all know and love, with a few surprises thrown in.


Date:
Sunday 16th February
Time:
7.30pm
Price:
€42
Address:
Vicar Street, Thomas Street, The Liberties, Dublin 8, Ireland

Google Map of Vicar Street, Thomas Street, The Liberties, Dublin 8, Ireland

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