Tonnta ag Lúí na Gréine / Tonnta at Sunset

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Samuel Beckett Bridge, Friday 24th May

As the sun sets on the City, Amal is lulled across the Samuel Beckett Bridge by waves of voices led by Tonnta Music and friends.  As night falls, we come together to bid farewell and safe travels for Little Amal, lit by words of love in all our city’s many spoken languages. Soothing choral vocals, Las Leas Léas featuring  words written by Manchán Magan, lead Amal safely across the bridge to bed. Come along and add your voice.

Learn more the story of Little Amal : www.walkwithamal.org


Date:
Friday 24th May
Time:
9.15pm
Price:
Free
Address:
Samuel Beckett Bridge, North Wall, Dublin, Ireland

Google Map of Samuel Beckett Bridge, North Wall, Dublin, Ireland

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