Music
02 Apr 09

Jimmy MacCarthy returns

Jimmy MacCarthy returns

The Hot Press Newsdesk

He plays his first gig for five years in the National Stadium.

Following a five-year sabbatical, Jimmy MacCarthy returns to live duty on June 11 with a show in Dublin’s National Concert Hall. Tickets are priced from €25.
As well as charting on numerous occasions in his own right, MacCarthy has supplied hits for the likes of Christy Moore, Westlife, The Corrs, The Celtic Tenors, Mary Black, Sean Keane and Mary Coughlan whose best-known song, ‘Ride On’, is one of his.

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