Brian Cunningham - Journey of Christmas Country Concert - Face Of Ireland

Here comes the year with another country music show for all the country music lovers. Brian Cunningham a well-known and respected country music promoter have enough shows to entertain people this Christmas. This year marks the 11th anniversary of an evening of country music and Ireland’s leading country entertainers have featured on the show so far. Many of the entertainers found recognition on the show. Brian is well recognized for producing professional and entertaining shows including award ceremonies and charity events.

Brian Cunningham’s country shows are among the most awaited shows in Ireland that creates a different excitement among the patrons. Like previous years this year also, Christmas country concert tour is organizing shows in four different cities for the people who have great fascination and deep interest in country music. It is expected that like every year this year also a number of people will come to attend the concert. Main reason behind attending the show so enthusiastically is to watch the favorite stars performing live. Member artist in the team of Christmas Country Concert Tour are the center of attraction this year.

Artists of Christmas Country Concert Tour-

Artists that make up  a great team for this year’s concert  includes the Brian Cunningham and some of the Ireland’s leading and most well respected stars that includes the Queen of Country Music Philomena Begley, Ray Lynam, Dominic Kirwan, Louise Morrissey, Cliona Hagan, Barry Kirwan, Stacey Breen, Crystal Swing, Sarah Murphy and David Mills.

Philomena Begley is notable for albums such as Meet the queen of country music (1974), and Blanket on the ground(1975). Philomena Begley is also well known for a duet with Ray Lynam titled “ My Elusive Dreams”. Ray Laynam and Philomena were voted as the top European Duo by the British Country Music Association. They were also proved as the highly successful duet recording partnership and recording two albums together. Every artist of this concert has his/her own identity in the field of country music. Their show has often  been a night of nostalgia. The night is always a night to celebrate,relish and enjoy all the artists at their best. 

Check out your city’s number in the Que -

Christmas country concert is opening this year's shows with the beautiful town Tyrone. On Monday, 19th of December show will held in Glenavon House Hotel in Cookstown Co. On this day the whole Tyrone will dance with the beats of the great artists. Here a special draw will be held for Charis Cancer Care. Brian Cunningham at this time last year helped his close friends Aimee and Brendan O Donnell raise over £27,000 for Charis Cancer Care following the death of his close friend Marie O Donnell, R.I.P. Brian was touched by the work of Charis Cancer Care when he visited the place, he was impressed by the fantastic work of the organization done for the people suffering from cancer those loved ones who have been bereaved due to cancer. 

Tickets for the show are now on sale from the hotel reception and from charts cancer care. 

On Tuesday the 20th of December, Tullamore in Co. Offaly will feel the presence of artists. Brian with his team will visit the Tullamore where they will be performing in Tullamore Court Hotel in association with radio station Midlands 103. Here Brian Cunningham will be joined by Joe Cooney who will co -host the show with him. 

Tickets for the show will be available in the  hotel reception priced Twenty five Euro.

On Wednesday the 21^st of December, all roads will lead to the Talbot Hotel in Wexford Town for a very special concert in association with South East Radio. Brian will be joined by Philomena Begley, Ray Lynam, Louise Morrissey, Dominic Kirwan, Aidan Quinn, Cliona Hagan, Barry Kirwan and local girls Stacey Breen and Sarah Murphy. Tickets are now on sale at Hotel Reception at the Talbot Hotel.

Tickets for the show will be available in the  hotel reception

Finally, on the last day of the concert on Thursday the 22nd of December, Brian Cunninghamwill return to Donegal to the blue stack centre in Drimarone. Here Brian will be joined by a host of artists including the Queen of Country Music Philomena Begley, Ray Lynam, Louise Morrissey, Dominic Kirwan, Aidan Quinn, Cliona Hagan, Barry Kirwan and David Mills.

Brian Cunningham’s Country Shows goes houseful every year. People stand in queue for hours to get the tickets. This year also, we have a great expectation from the show as it is one of the famous concerts of Ireland.

Brian Cunningham - Most Wonderful Places to Travel in Face of Ireland

Brian Cunningham was born and raised in the city of Teelin in Donegal, Ireland, a city well known as the Face of Ireland, being one of the most beautiful villages in the country. Brian is an executive producer and managing director of country shows but still has a passion for his city. At just sixteen he produced his first every charity cd and tape called Helping Me, Helping You which raised large sums of money for his nearby hospice in Donegal. Brian Cunningham also started a yearly concert called ‘An evening of country music’ which used to be held on the first Monday of September every year in Donegal, likewise The Christmas Country Concert Tour every year and now has become a must for all country music fan lovers.

Because of his passion for his city and his country, Brian Cunningham decided to choose the most beautiful places to see in Ireland. The country of Ireland is known for its unique and fascinating landscapes and smaller cities, like the one of Brian, that show the reality of how stunning and charismatic Ireland can be.

Galway

Galway is a medieval city on the western part of Ireland. With Spanish arches and an impressive Cathedral, the city is a mixture of architecture and a vibrant cultural scene with its picturesque streets, colorful portals, pubs, and shops. Was already voted one of the sexiest cities in the world. Brian Cunningham tip is to explore the mountains, near to the city, of Connemara National Park.

Inisheer, Aran Island

Aran Islands are famous for the roads without cars, being the perfect place to experience a traditional Irish village. It’s made of small farming communities that still speak Gaelic as their first language and drive pony traps. Besides the charming population, Brian Cunningham reminds that you can find historic forts teetering on cliff tops, endless sandy beaches, and miles of rugged coastline.

Kilkenny

For Brian Cunningham is the best place to see and feel the medieval times is this city colonized by the Normans. Kilkenny is in the middle of the way between Dublin and Cork and its impressive sights of the castle, standing above the bend of the River Nore, will make you breathless.

Dingle

Considered the westernmost point of Europe, the Dingle Peninsula has a rocky coastline, alternating with kilometers of beaches and is washed by the beautiful and cold Atlantic Ocean. Following Brian Cunningham advice, The Oceanworld Aquarium is a great place to visit here or you can take a walk in its mystical and colorful streets. It is the starting point for all hiking trails.

Clifden

Clifden has only around 2000 inhabitants, situated on the western end of Ireland. For Brian Cunningham you can relax in its colorful center, be amazed by the sight of Clifden Castle or go to the Connemara National Park, considered to protect one of the finest nature in the island.

Cliffs of Moher

With heights of 203m, it towers 214 meters over the Atlantic Ocean in western Ireland. Its extension o from the village of Doolin for around 8km to Hags Head in County Clare, stretching over Galway Bay, the distant Twelve Pins mountain range, and the northern Maum Turk Mountains. Brian Cunningham tip here is if you want to see various species of birds nestling in the cliff ledges, take a 10-minute walk beyond the visitor center.

Antrim Coastal Walk

Brian Cunningham adores its 33 miles of beautiful landscapes, with the start at Portstewart and finishing in Ballycastle. The most popular stop is the Giant’s Causeway with around 40,000 hexagonal stone columns made by a volcanic eruption 60 million years ago.

Doolin

Doolin is famous for being the center of traditional Irish music. Brian Cunningham says you need to stop at the 150-year-old Gus O’Connor’s for a medley of sound and sensations. The town is just four miles from the Cliffs of Moher.

Valentia 

The place with the oldest remnants of vertebrate life on land in the world, dating from 385 million years ago, can be found on the Iveragh Peninsula. There are two ways of connection with the Valentia Island, in the southwest of Ireland, by a car ferry from Reenard Point or by a bridge from Portmagee. In this island, according to Brian Cunningham, you can visit the Glanleam House and its gardens with a collection of rare plants as a result of its sub-tropical climate. Or you can travel to Skellig Michael, an ancient monastic island.