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06 Sept 2025

New Life Children’s Choir confirm free Donegal Town concert appearance

The choir will be appearing live in concert at the Abbey Hotel, Donegal Town on Saturday, March 9, at 7pm - there is no need for a ticket as entry is free and there will be an opportunity to donate to Abaana

New Life Children’s Choir concert confirm free Donegal Town appearance

Supported by Abaana, a local charity aiding impoverished children in Uganda, the choir aims to raise awareness and seek sponsorships for more children in need

The New Life Children’s Choir, consisting of 20 primary school children from Uganda, is embarking on a tour across the UK and Ireland, with a date pencilled in for Donegal Town.

The choir will be appearing live in concert at the Abbey Hotel, Donegal Town on Saturday, March 9, at 7pm. There is no need for a ticket – entry is free and there will be an opportunity to donate to Abaana. Come along to make the children feel welcome and to enjoy their music.

The visit to Donegal Town is hosted by the Church of Ireland, Methodist and Presbyterian Churches. For further information about the Donegal concert contact Archdeacon David Huss on email or 087 2882484.

Supported by Abaana, a local charity aiding impoverished children in Uganda, the choir aims to raise awareness and seek sponsorships for more children in need. Through concerts and sharing their experiences, these children hope to shed light on the plight of those living in poverty and to help rescue more children from the streets.

This life-changing tour, from February to June 2024, provides an incredible opportunity for these children, many of whom have never left their local villages before. Accompanied by 10 chaperones, they’ll journey from Belfast to Enniskillen, Portstewart to Kilkenny, Glasgow to London, covering thousands of miles and sharing a glimpse of Ugandan culture and joy wherever they go.

The choir’s story reflects the transformative impact of Abaana’s work. One of the choir members was once homeless in Kampala but was rescued by Abaana, is now living in their children’s home and back in full-time education.

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