Eleanor McEvoy set to return to Dundalk Gaol
One of Ireland’s most celebrated singer-songwriters coming to the Oriel Centre
After captivating audiences across the UK, Australia, Germany, and beyond in 2024, Eleanor McEvoy returns to Louth, coming to the Oriel Centre, Dundalk Gaol on 1 November 2025 for a spellbinding evening of music, storytelling, and raw emotion.
Eleanor McEvoy, one of Ireland’s most celebrated singer-songwriters, will take the Oriel Centre audience on a journey through her acclaimed catalogue—songs of love, loss, resilience, and hope. The creator of "A Woman’s Heart", Ireland’s most beloved folk anthem, McEvoy continues to mesmerize fans with her powerful lyrics and soaring melodies.
From heartfelt ballads like "Sophie", a song that has touched thousands struggling with anorexia, to the evocative storytelling of "South Anne Street", she brings a deep emotional honesty to every performance.
The last time Eleanor performed in the Oriel Centre, tickets sold out very quickly so early booking is advised. Tickets are €30 and are available from www.orielcentre.ie.
Please note that organisers say that there are strictly no refunds except in the case of show cancellation. The Oriel Centre bar will be closed during the performance and only open before the show and during the interval.