Mary Coughlan and Paula Meehan

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Whelan's, Monday 6th January

Join us on January 6th at Whelan’s to celebrate Nollaig na mBan, or Women’s Christmas, with a special evening of music and poetry featuring two of Ireland’s most iconic artists—Mary Coughlan and Paula Meehan. In the spirit of this cherished tradition, the event honors the creativity, strength, and voices of Irish women.

Mary Coughlan, Ireland’s finest jazz and blues singer, and acclaimed poet Paula Meehan will perform on the night, bringing their artistry to life in the intimate surrounds of Whelans.


Date:
Monday 6th January
Time:
8.00pm
Price:
€27.50 - €32.50
Address:
Whelan's, Wexford Street, Portobello, Dublin 2, Ireland

Google Map of Whelan's, Wexford Street, Portobello, Dublin 2, Ireland

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