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Photograph credit: The O'Neills October Seis via Eventbrite
A highly-anticipated concert will celebrate 20 years of The October Seis in County Kildare.
According to the event's official website, the October Seis pays tribute to Joe O’Neill. The first-ever concert took place on October 10, 2005 in Naas, with all funds going towards the care of the elderly.
And now, the latest Seis will be coming to the Athy Community Arts Centre, with the organisers explaining on Eventbrite that the town is the home of the O'Neills.
The organisers also asserted: "Join us for an unforgettable concert as we open the 2025 Seis with a night packed full of music, memories, and magic."
They added: "The stage will shine with performances from incredible artists who have graced the Seis over the years, alongside some wonderful local talent, including the much-loved 'Sing and Sign Club' and of course, members of The O'Neill Family."
The 2025 October Seis will take place on October 17, 2025.
Doors will open at 7pm.
Booking via Eventbrite.
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