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The evening will commence at 7:30pm with carols and readings
The heart of Letterkenny is set to embrace the festive spirit as it hosts the 11th annual Christmas Carol Trail on Friday, December 20.
This cherished event, organised collaboratively by the Letterkenny Chamber of Commerce, Letterkenny Cathedral Quarter, and Letterkenny CDP along with the respective churches brings together the community in celebration of the holiday season.
The evening will commence at 7:30pm with carols and readings at Trinity Presbyterian Church on Main Street.
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Participants will then proceed in a candlelit procession up Church Lane, stopping at the Gospel Hall, before making our way to the former Methodist Church at the top of the Market Square and taking in St Eunan’s Cathedral before culminating at Conwal Parish Church, Letterkenny's oldest building, for additional carols and readings. The event will conclude with a special rendition of ‘O Holy Night’ by singer Jean Curran, followed by tea and mince pies in the Conwal Parish Church Centre.
All are welcome to join this memorable occasion, which offers an opportunity to reflect on the true message of Christmas—goodwill to all. So, come along and enjoy a very special night in Letterkenny’s Cathedral Quarter.
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