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Ireland’s first Commander in Chief, Michael Collins.
Historical Entertainer Paddy Cullivan will bring the incredible story of the death of Ireland’s first Commander-in-Chief, Michael Collins to The Glen Centre, Maghera (home of Watty Graham’s GAC) on Thursday, June 1.
Commencing at 8pm, the much acclaimed show will be an audio-visual spectacular featuring hundreds of images, shocking new research and incredible songs.
Paddy will dare to unravel the secrets and lies around what happened that fateful day in Béal na mBlath, on August 22 1922.
A huge hit online, Paddy has brought this mind-blowing solo show to the stage for international audiences and is looking forward to performing in rural County Derry for the first time. His mesmerising show will be hosted by County Derry Centenaries Group and supported by Mid-Ulster District Council. Tickets for the show will be available from usual outlets at the end of this week.
Full preview in next week’s edition of County Derry Post.
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