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The official Letterkenny Pantomime Society Christmas Single is out now.
Written by Bri Carr and produced by Tommy Conway at Full Tilt Studios, the project was funded by local councillors Donal Coyle and Declan Meehan. The song is available for request on Highland Radio and by December 18 for national radio and for download on all music platforms.
It features children from throughout Donegal, including Lurgybrack National School, cast and crew members from Letterkenny Pantomime Society and local celebs from Arranmore to Oakfield Park, Highland to iRadio - and of course all the wonderful children from Inishowen to Falcarragh.
This catchy, chaotic, and wonderfully festive track is the perfect way to get into the panto spirit and guarantee a little Christmas cheer.
Bri Carr said: "We would love it if our followers and listeners send us their videos, to Letterkenny Pantomime Society, singing and dancing along and we can share it on our socials and get this Christmas belter stuck in everyone's heads and keep the panto Christmas spirit alive!"
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