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It was another unforgettable night at Harvey’s Point on Saturday as the legendary Mary Coughlan took to the stage, enchanting and delighting the audience with her sublime music, heartfelt songs, captivating anecdotes, and plenty of craic. Please click on the arrows to go through the gallery
Accompanied by a group of renowned musicians including Ultan Conlon, Jimmy Higgins and Michael O Connor, each celebrated in their own right, Mary once again proved why she is one of Ireland’s most iconic entertainers.
Over the years, she has earned numerous accolades, and her storytelling ability was on full display as she beautifully wove together music, memories, and humour.
Her evergreen songs rang out through the ballroom, with the audience joining in, making for a truly magical evening. With her unique ability to blend song, music, and personal stories, she created an extraordinary experience that was enjoyed by all.
Mary Coughlan will return to Harvey’s Point in the future, and those in attendance left the evening full of praise, having enjoyed a truly special night.
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