MCCPaperLogoCahal Dunne, “Ireland’s Happy Man,” is a composer, classically trained concert pianist, storyteller, comedian, and television personality. His style is rich and deep, reflecting the many strands in his distinguished career. He has performed with Bob Hope, Al Martino, Tony Orlando, and has performed for several American presidents. With his Irish to Broadway to Country repertoire, a great show on July 30 at 7:30 pm is guaranteed! For more about Cahal, visit his site: CahalDunne.com.
Mr. Dunne is the nephew of former Prime Minister of Ireland, Jack Lynch. In 1974, Cahal received his Bachelor of Music degree from the University College of Cork and had several hits in Europe. He started a band in Ireland in 1977, and against all the odds they made it. The band won the equivalent of American Idol in 1979 with Cahal’s own song “Happy Man.” It was his first number one hit, but they were always fighting the recession, dance halls closing, etc., As a result, Cahal had two choices: return to teaching or emigrate, so Cahal emigrated. He’s glad he did, and enjoys playing and singing more than ever all over United States.

This performance is sponsored by The Souvenir Village in Old Forge.
When: July 30 at 7:30 pm
Where: View
3273 State Route 28
Old Forge, NY 13420
Admission: Online – $28 Members / $33 Non Members
At the door – $30 Members / $35 Non Members
The performance will take place at View, a multi-arts center located in Old Forge, New York.
Seating is limited. Advanced sale tickets are recommended. To purchase tickets, for more information, or to register, visitwww.ViewArts.org. Those interested in attending can also call (315) 369-6411 extension 201, or email info@viewarts.org.
View is an equal opportunity provider and employer. Programming is made possible with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo, the New York State Legislature, NYSCA, and Meyda Tiffany & Lighting. Performances are held in Gould Hall.

By martha

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