A night with the stars in memory of Charlotte McEvoy at Derry's Millennium Forum

This unique event will bring together some of Ireland’s most celebrated performers for a night of music and remembrance.

Taking to the stage will be Patrick Feeney, Philomena Begley, Jim Devine, Gary Gamble, Ritchie Remo, Aidan Quinn, Gary McEvoy, Gary Fitzpatrick, Cheryl Ann McEvoy, Mickey Doherty, and Red Hurley.

The evening will be accompanied by the renowned Keltic Storm Band, ensuring a professional and memorable production for all in attendance.

The concert is dedicated to the memory of Charlotte McEvoy and seeks to honour her legacy while raising vital funds for Marie Curie, whose work provides essential support to individuals and families affected by cancer.

Tickets for this event are expected to be in high demand, offering audiences the opportunity to enjoy world-class entertainment while supporting an important cause. Book from the Millennium Forum website https://millenniumforum.co.uk/

Marie Curie offers numerous services in Northern Ireland, including a range of community and outpatient services, like relaxing therapies and breathlessness workshops, to anyone affected by terminal illness.

Its Urgent Hospice Care at Home service is available across all five trust areas in Northern Ireland.

Companion volunteers in Northern Ireland meanwhile also provide practical and emotional support at home and in hospital. They offer free, flexible and personalised help to people at the end of life, and to their families and carers.

The Companion at Home service is available across all five trust areas and people or loved ones can refer to this service by calling 028 9433 1868.

Marie Curie also offers free bereavement support for anyone experiencing grief, whether their bereavement was expected, happened recently or was some time ago. This includes post-bereavement counselling and a bereavement café, which provides a safe space for people to find comfort and support in their shared experiences.

The Fatigue, Anxiety and Breathlessness Programme meanwhile helps people with progressive, life-limiting illnesses to cope better with some of their symptoms and enjoy a better quality of life.

"Over the five sessions, we can help you to understand the symptoms of fatigue, anxiety and breathlessness, find coping strategies that can help to manage your symptoms and achieve the best quality of life within your own limits.

"The programme is delivered face to face in small groups at the Marie Curie Hospice, Belfast. You can attend virtually, as long as you have access to a computer or tablet and a reliable internet connection,” the charity states.

For more information see: https://www.mariecurie.org.uk/services/northern-ireland