Family

ICC Christmas Hooley with Scatter The Trad

Join us for a heart-warming Christmas Family Céilí - a joyful evening of dancing, music, and festive cheer!

All ages and experience levels are welcome, so bring the whole family for a night that celebrates community, Christmas, and plenty of craic.

The fantastic Scatter the Trad Céilí Band, featuring Caitlín Mannion (fiddle), Katie Maguire (fiddle), Oisín McGinley (flute), Seán Nevin (button accordion), PJ Pruce (drums), and Peter McAlinden (piano) will keep the hall buzzing with lively tunes, while our wonderful caller will guide dancers of all abilities through each step and figure. Whether you’re a seasoned céilí regular or brand new to the floor, you’ll be right at home.

To add a touch of Christmas magic, our community singing group will treat us to a couple of favourite Christmas carols during the evening – perfect for getting everyone in the festive spirit.

Come along, dance, sing, and celebrate Christmas together in true ICC style!

Fri 19 December 2025

Doors: 7pm; Starts: 8pm

Tickets: Standard- £10 | U18- £5

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