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Screenshot of the Éist Cancer Support Centre video of Derek Ryan
The Éist Cancer Support Centre Carlow annual Celebration of Christmas Variety Concert 2018 took place on Wednesday, December 5 in the Arboretum Home and Garden Heaven.
Special guests on the night were Éist Ambassador and country music sensation Derek Ryan, Pat Byrne of the Voice of Ireland, Owen Lynch of the Vocal Academy Choir Newbridge and many more performers.
The compère for the night was Edward Hayden.
Carlow Rose Shauna Ray Lacey was also in attendance on the night.
Watch the Garryhill native, Derek, close out the show below.
Thanks to Éist Cancer Supoort Centre Carlow for the video:
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