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We hope you enjoyed this year’s festival. Browse our gallery to revisit performances, artists and festival moments from BVOF 2026. Watch this space for fesival videos as they land.

Blackwater Valley Opera Festival 2026

W.A. Mozart – Don Giovanni – Lismore Castle Waterford

FREE REPRO: Gavan Ring/ Amy Ní Fhearraigh / Carolyn Holt stars in Mozart’s Don Giovanni, conducted by Peter Whelan and directed by Tom Creed, with the Irish Baroque Orchestra, staged in the grounds of Lismore Castle, Co. Waterford, during Blackwater Valley Opera Festival 2026. A night of drama, wit, beauty and the supernatural, the headline opera at the Castle is now completely sold out, with tickets remaining for other festival events until 1 June. . Photo: Frances Marshall / blackwatervalleyopera.ie 
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FREE REPRO: Aimee Kearney, Jolyon Loy stars in Mozart’s Don Giovanni, conducted by Peter Whelan and directed by Tom Creed, with the Irish Baroque Orchestra, staged in the grounds of Lismore Castle, Co. Waterford, during Blackwater Valley Opera Festival 2026. A night of drama, wit, beauty and the supernatural, the headline opera at the Castle is now completely sold out, with tickets remaining for other festival events until 1 June. . Photo: Frances Marshall / blackwatervalleyopera.ie 
FREE REPRO: Andrew Murphy Carolyn Holt Amy Ní Fhearraigh Gavan Ring stars in Mozart’s Don Giovanni, conducted by Peter Whelan and directed by Tom Creed, with the Irish Baroque Orchestra, staged in the grounds of Lismore Castle, Co. Waterford, during Blackwater Valley Opera Festival 2026. A night of drama, wit, beauty and the supernatural, the headline opera at the Castle is now completely sold out, with tickets remaining for other festival events until 1 June. . Photo: Frances Marshall / blackwatervalleyopera.ie 
FREE REPRO: Jolyon Loy Carolyn Holt stars in Mozart’s Don Giovanni, conducted by Peter Whelan and directed by Tom Creed, with the Irish Baroque Orchestra, staged in the grounds of Lismore Castle, Co. Waterford, during Blackwater Valley Opera Festival 2026. A night of drama, wit, beauty and the supernatural, the headline opera at the Castle is now completely sold out, with tickets remaining for other festival events until 1 June. . Photo: Frances Marshall / blackwatervalleyopera.ie 
FREE REPRO: Aimee Kearney stars in Mozart’s Don Giovanni, conducted by Peter Whelan and directed by Tom Creed, with the Irish Baroque Orchestra, staged in the grounds of Lismore Castle, Co. Waterford, during Blackwater Valley Opera Festival 2026. A night of drama, wit, beauty and the supernatural, the headline opera at the Castle is now completely sold out, with tickets remaining for other festival events until 1 June. . Photo: Frances Marshall / blackwatervalleyopera.ie 
FREE REPRO: Valerian Ruminski Amy Ní Fhearraigh Gavan Ring stars in Mozart’s Don Giovanni, conducted by Peter Whelan and directed by Tom Creed, with the Irish Baroque Orchestra, staged in the grounds of Lismore Castle, Co. Waterford, during Blackwater Valley Opera Festival 2026. A night of drama, wit, beauty and the supernatural, the headline opera at the Castle is now completely sold out, with tickets remaining for other festival events until 1 June. . Photo: Frances Marshall / blackwatervalleyopera.ie 
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FREE REPRO: Luke Horner, Felix Elkehag, Jack Morrissey, Dominic Veilleux Robin Pender, Callum Jeacle, and Edward Finnegan stars in Mozart’s Don Giovanni, conducted by Peter Whelan and directed by Tom Creed, with the Irish Baroque Orchestra, staged in the grounds of Lismore Castle, Co. Waterford, during Blackwater Valley Opera Festival 2026. A night of drama, wit, beauty and the supernatural, the headline opera at the Castle is now completely sold out, with tickets remaining for other festival events until 1 June. . Photo: Frances Marshall / blackwatervalleyopera.ie 
FREE REPRO: Dominic Veilleux Aimee Kearney Carolyn Holt Gavan Ring stars in Mozart’s Don Giovanni, conducted by Peter Whelan and directed by Tom Creed, with the Irish Baroque Orchestra, staged in the grounds of Lismore Castle, Co. Waterford, during Blackwater Valley Opera Festival 2026. A night of drama, wit, beauty and the supernatural, the headline opera at the Castle is now completely sold out, with tickets remaining for other festival events until 1 June. . Photo: Frances Marshall / blackwatervalleyopera.ie 
FREE REPRO: Jolyon Loy Aimee Kearney / Rachel Reid/ Bláthnaid Nicholson stars in Mozart’s Don Giovanni, conducted by Peter Whelan and directed by Tom Creed, with the Irish Baroque Orchestra, staged in the grounds of Lismore Castle, Co. Waterford, during Blackwater Valley Opera Festival 2026. A night of drama, wit, beauty and the supernatural, the headline opera at the Castle is now completely sold out, with tickets remaining for other festival events until 1 June. . Photo: Frances Marshall / blackwatervalleyopera.ie 

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In Conversation – Don Giovanni  

FREE REPRO: Don Giovanni in Conversation - a glimpse behind the scenes as Peter Whelan, Tom Creed, Dieter Kaegi, Catherine Fay and Aedin Cosgrove at Lismore Heritage Centre ahead of Mozart’s Don Giovanni at Lismore Castle, the completely sold-out headline opera of Blackwater Valley Opera Festival 2026. Photo: Matt Brooker / blackwatervalleyopera.ie
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FREE REPRO: Don Giovanni in Conversation - a glimpse behind the scenes as Peter Whelan, Tom Creed, Dieter Kaegi, Catherine Fay and Aedin Cosgrove at Lismore Heritage Centre ahead of Mozart’s Don Giovanni at Lismore Castle, the completely sold-out headline opera of Blackwater Valley Opera Festival 2026. Photo: Matt Brooker / blackwatervalleyopera.ie
FREE REPRO: Don Giovanni in Conversation - a glimpse behind the scenes as Peter Whelan, Tom Creed, Dieter Kaegi, Catherine Fay and Aedin Cosgrove at Lismore Heritage Centre ahead of Mozart’s Don Giovanni at Lismore Castle, the completely sold-out headline opera of Blackwater Valley Opera Festival 2026. Photo: Matt Brooker / blackwatervalleyopera.ie
FREE REPRO: Don Giovanni in Conversation - a glimpse behind the scenes as Peter Whelan, Tom Creed, Dieter Kaegi, Catherine Fay and Aedin Cosgrove at Lismore Heritage Centre ahead of Mozart’s Don Giovanni at Lismore Castle, the completely sold-out headline opera of Blackwater Valley Opera Festival 2026. Photo: Matt Brooker / blackwatervalleyopera.ie
FREE REPRO: Don Giovanni in Conversation - a glimpse behind the scenes as Peter Whelan, Tom Creed, Dieter Kaegi, Catherine Fay and Aedin Cosgrove at Lismore Heritage Centre ahead of Mozart’s Don Giovanni at Lismore Castle, the completely sold-out headline opera of Blackwater Valley Opera Festival 2026. Photo: Matt Brooker / blackwatervalleyopera.ie
FREE REPRO: Don Giovanni in Conversation - a glimpse behind the scenes as Peter Whelan, Tom Creed, Dieter Kaegi, Catherine Fay and Aedin Cosgrove at Lismore Heritage Centre ahead of Mozart’s Don Giovanni at Lismore Castle, the completely sold-out headline opera of Blackwater Valley Opera Festival 2026. Photo: Matt Brooker / blackwatervalleyopera.ie
FREE REPRO: Don Giovanni in Conversation - a glimpse behind the scenes as Peter Whelan, Tom Creed, Dieter Kaegi, Catherine Fay and Aedin Cosgrove at Lismore Heritage Centre ahead of Mozart’s Don Giovanni at Lismore Castle, the completely sold-out headline opera of Blackwater Valley Opera Festival 2026. Photo: Matt Brooker / blackwatervalleyopera.ie
FREE REPRO: Don Giovanni in Conversation - a glimpse behind the scenes as Peter Whelan, Tom Creed, Dieter Kaegi, Catherine Fay and Aedin Cosgrove at Lismore Heritage Centre ahead of Mozart’s Don Giovanni at Lismore Castle, the completely sold-out headline opera of Blackwater Valley Opera Festival 2026. Photo: Matt Brooker / blackwatervalleyopera.ie
FREE REPRO: Don Giovanni in Conversation - a glimpse behind the scenes as Peter Whelan, Tom Creed, Dieter Kaegi, Catherine Fay and Aedin Cosgrove at Lismore Heritage Centre ahead of Mozart’s Don Giovanni at Lismore Castle, the completely sold-out headline opera of Blackwater Valley Opera Festival 2026. Photo: Matt Brooker / blackwatervalleyopera.ie
FREE REPRO: Don Giovanni in Conversation - a glimpse behind the scenes as Peter Whelan, Tom Creed, Dieter Kaegi, Catherine Fay and Aedin Cosgrove at Lismore Heritage Centre ahead of Mozart’s Don Giovanni at Lismore Castle, the completely sold-out headline opera of Blackwater Valley Opera Festival 2026. Photo: Matt Brooker / blackwatervalleyopera.ie
FREE REPRO: Don Giovanni in Conversation - a glimpse behind the scenes as Peter Whelan, Tom Creed, Dieter Kaegi, Catherine Fay and Aedin Cosgrove at Lismore Heritage Centre ahead of Mozart’s Don Giovanni at Lismore Castle, the completely sold-out headline opera of Blackwater Valley Opera Festival 2026. Photo: Matt Brooker / blackwatervalleyopera.ie

W.A. Mozart – Don Giovanni – Cast & Creative Team Interviews

Carolyn and Jolyon

Tom – Don Giovanni

Aimee and Dominic

Andrew  

Amy and Gavan

Valerian  

G.F. Handel – Acis and Galatea – St Carthage’s Cathedral, Lismore

FREE REPRO: Jade Phoenix performing in Handel’s Acis and Galatea – with the Irish Baroque Orchestra, conducted by Oliver-John Ruthven, at St Carthage’s Cathedral, Lismore, Co. Waterford, as part of Blackwater Valley Opera Festival 2026. The festival runs until 1 June.  Photo: Frances Marshall / blackwatervalleyopera.ie
FREE REPRO: BVOF Chorus 2026 performing in Handel’s Acis and Galatea – with the Irish Baroque Orchestra, conducted by Oliver-John Ruthven, at St Carthage’s Cathedral, Lismore, Co. Waterford, as part of Blackwater Valley Opera Festival 2026. The festival runs until 1 June.  Photo: Frances Marshall / blackwatervalleyopera.ie
FREE REPRO: Patrick Hyland, Yannis François, Oliver John Ruthven, Jade Phoenix, Dean Power, Callum Jeacle, Luke Horner, BVOF Chorus performing in Handel’s Acis and Galatea – with the Irish Baroque Orchestra, conducted by Oliver-John Ruthven, at St Carthage’s Cathedral, Lismore, Co. Waterford, as part of Blackwater Valley Opera Festival 2026. The festival runs until 1 June.  Photo: Frances Marshall / blackwatervalleyopera.ie
FREE REPRO: Jade Phoenix performing in Handel’s Acis and Galatea – with the Irish Baroque Orchestra, conducted by Oliver-John Ruthven, at St Carthage’s Cathedral, Lismore, Co. Waterford, as part of Blackwater Valley Opera Festival 2026. The festival runs until 1 June.  Photo: Frances Marshall / blackwatervalleyopera.ie
FREE REPRO: Dean Power performing in Handel’s Acis and Galatea – with the Irish Baroque Orchestra, conducted by Oliver-John Ruthven, at St Carthage’s Cathedral, Lismore, Co. Waterford, as part of Blackwater Valley Opera Festival 2026. The festival runs until 1 June.  Photo: Frances Marshall / blackwatervalleyopera.ie
FREE REPRO: Dean Power, Jade Phoenix performing in Handel’s Acis and Galatea – with the Irish Baroque Orchestra, conducted by Oliver-John Ruthven, at St Carthage’s Cathedral, Lismore, Co. Waterford, as part of Blackwater Valley Opera Festival 2026. The festival runs until 1 June.  Photo: Frances Marshall / blackwatervalleyopera.ie
FREE REPRO: Yannis François performing in Handel’s Acis and Galatea – with the Irish Baroque Orchestra, conducted by Oliver-John Ruthven, at St Carthage’s Cathedral, Lismore, Co. Waterford, as part of Blackwater Valley Opera Festival 2026. The festival runs until 1 June.  Photo: Frances Marshall / blackwatervalleyopera.ie
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FREE REPRO: Yannis François, Jade Phoenix performing in Handel’s Acis and Galatea – with the Irish Baroque Orchestra, conducted by Oliver-John Ruthven, at St Carthage’s Cathedral, Lismore, Co. Waterford, as part of Blackwater Valley Opera Festival 2026. The festival runs until 1 June.  Photo: Frances Marshall / blackwatervalleyopera.ie
FREE REPRO: Yannis François performing in Handel’s Acis and Galatea – with the Irish Baroque Orchestra, conducted by Oliver-John Ruthven, at St Carthage’s Cathedral, Lismore, Co. Waterford, as part of Blackwater Valley Opera Festival 2026. The festival runs until 1 June.  Photo: Frances Marshall / blackwatervalleyopera.ie
FREE REPRO: Yannis François, Jade Phoenix performing in Handel’s Acis and Galatea – with the Irish Baroque Orchestra, conducted by Oliver-John Ruthven, at St Carthage’s Cathedral, Lismore, Co. Waterford, as part of Blackwater Valley Opera Festival 2026. The festival runs until 1 June.  Photo: Frances Marshall / blackwatervalleyopera.ie
FREE REPRO: Callum Jeacle, Alba Gosalvez performing in Handel’s Acis and Galatea – with the Irish Baroque Orchestra, conducted by Oliver-John Ruthven, at St Carthage’s Cathedral, Lismore, Co. Waterford, as part of Blackwater Valley Opera Festival 2026. The festival runs until 1 June.  Photo: Frances Marshall / blackwatervalleyopera.ie

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Gala Opening Night – Lismore Castle Waterford

27/05/2026. Free To Use Image: The Kildare Village group pictured attending A Midsummer Night’s Dream by Benjamin Britten, the headline opera at Blackwater Valley Opera Festival 2025, in the grounds of Lismore Castle, Co. Waterford. The festival runs until 2 June. Photo: Patrick Browne / blackwatervalleyopera.ie
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27/05/2026. Free To Use Image: Judy Ryan, Castleacre Insurance, Ann Marie Dalton, Wexford festival Opera and Suzanne Nance Wexford Festival Trust pictured attending A Midsummer Night’s Dream by Benjamin Britten, the headline opera at Blackwater Valley Opera Festival 2025, in the grounds of Lismore Castle, Co. Waterford. The festival runs until 2 June. Photo: Patrick Browne / blackwatervalleyopera.ie
Free To Use Image: Mark and Catriona Scally with Julianne and Patrick Buckley pictured attending A Midsummer Night’s Dream by Benjamin Britten, the headline opera at Blackwater Valley Opera Festival 2025, in the grounds of Lismore Castle, Co. Waterford. The festival runs until 2 June. Photo: Patrick Browne / blackwatervalleyopera.ie
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Dromore Yard Concerts 2026

Magdalene Ho Piano and Pierre Génisson Clarinet performing Dmitri Shostakovich Five melodies during the Blackwater Valley Opera Festival in Dromre Yard Aglish Co Wayerford Photo John D Kelly
Magdalene Ho Piano, Elias David Moncado Violin and Pierre Génisson Clarinet performing Dmitri Shostakovich Five melodies during the Blackwater Valley Opera Festival in Dromre Yard Aglish Co Wayerford Photo John D Kelly
Fingham Collins Piano performing Richard Strauss Waltz from Der RosenKavalier during the blackwater Valley Opera Festival in Dromore yard Aglish Co waterford. photo john D Kelly
Dearbhla Collins Piano performing Richard Strauss Waltz from Der RosenKavalier during the blackwater Valley Opera Festival in Dromore yard Aglish Co waterford. photo john D Kelly
Free Repro: Niamh O' Sullivan mezzo- soprano accompanied by Gary Beecher Piano performing Watersongs during the Blackwater valley Opera Festival in Dromore Yard Aglish Co Waterford, john D Kelly Photography
Free Repro: Niamh O' Sullivan mezzo- soprano performing Watersongs during the Blackwater valley Opera Festival in Dromore Yard Aglish Co Waterford, john D Kelly Photography
Fingham Collins Piano performing Richard Strauss Waltz from Der RosenKavalier during the blackwater Valley Opera Festival in Dromore yard Aglish Co waterford. photo john D Kelly
Fingham Collins Piano performing Richard Strauss Waltz from Der RosenKavalier during the blackwater Valley Opera Festival in Dromore yard Aglish Co waterford. photo john D Kelly
Elias David Moncado Violin performing Dmitri Shostakovich Five melodies during the Blackwater Valley Opera Festival in Dromre Yard Aglish Co Wayerford Photo John D Kelly
Magdalene Ho Piano and Pierre Génisson Clarinet performing Dmitri Shostakovich Five melodies during the Blackwater Valley Opera Festival in Dromre Yard Aglish Co Wayerford Photo John D Kelly
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Free Repro: Niamh O' Sullivan mezzo- soprano accompanied by Gary Beecher Piano performing Watersongs during the Blackwater valley Opera Festival in Dromore Yard Aglish Co Waterford, john D Kelly Photography

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Opening Ceremony 2026 Lismore

FREE REPRO: Deputy Mayor of Waterford Cllr John Pratt, with Eamonn Carroll, Festival Director, and children from Bunscoil Mhuire Youghal, Park National School, Clashmore National School, St Catherine’s NS, Conna, Modeligo National School, Knockanore National School, Aglish National School and Cappoquin Primary School, at the official opening of Blackwater Valley Opera Festival 2026 in Lismore Millennium Park, Co. Waterford. The celebration marked the start of this year’s festival, which runs until 1 June. Photo: Matt Brooker / blackwatervalleyopera.ie
FREE REPRO: Deputy Mayor of Waterford Cllr John Pratt, with Eamonn Carroll, Festival Director, and children from Bunscoil Mhuire Youghal, Park National School, Clashmore National School, St Catherine’s NS, Conna, Modeligo National School, Knockanore National School, Aglish National School and Cappoquin Primary School, at the official opening of Blackwater Valley Opera Festival 2026 in Lismore Millennium Park, Co. Waterford. The celebration marked the start of this year’s festival, which runs until 1 June. Photo: Matt Brooker / blackwatervalleyopera.ie
FREE REPRO: Deputy Mayor of Waterford Cllr John Pratt, with Eamonn Carroll, Festival Director, and children from local schools, at the official opening of Blackwater Valley Opera Festival 2026 in Lismore Millennium Park, Co. Waterford. The celebration marked the start of this year’s festival, which runs until 1 June. Photo: Matt Brooker / blackwatervalleyopera.ie
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FREE REPRO: Deputy Mayor of Waterford Cllr John Pratt, with Eamonn Carroll, Festival Director, and children from Bunscoil Mhuire Youghal, Park National School, Clashmore National School, St Catherine’s NS, Conna, Modeligo National School, Knockanore National School, Aglish National School and Cappoquin Primary School, at the official opening of Blackwater Valley Opera Festival 2026 in Lismore Millennium Park, Co. Waterford. The celebration marked the start of this year’s festival, which runs until 1 June. Photo: Matt Brooker / blackwatervalleyopera.ie
FREE REPRO: Anastasia Sereda, at the official opening of Blackwater Valley Opera Festival 2026 in Lismore Millennium Park, Co. Waterford. The celebration marked the start of this year’s festival, which runs until 1 June. Photo: Matt Brooker / blackwatervalleyopera.ie
FREE REPRO: Deputy Mayor of Waterford Cllr John Pratt, with Eamonn Carroll, Festival Director, and children from Bunscoil Mhuire Youghal, Park National School, Clashmore National School, St Catherine’s NS, Conna, Modeligo National School, Knockanore National School, Aglish National School and Cappoquin Primary School, at the official opening of Blackwater Valley Opera Festival 2026 in Lismore Millennium Park, Co. Waterford. The celebration marked the start of this year’s festival, which runs until 1 June. Photo: Matt Brooker / blackwatervalleyopera.ie
FREE REPRO: Deputy Mayor of Waterford Cllr John Pratt, with Eamonn Carroll, Festival Director, and children from Bunscoil Mhuire Youghal, Park National School, Clashmore National School, St Catherine’s NS, Conna, Modeligo National School, Knockanore National School, Aglish National School and Cappoquin Primary School, at the official opening of Blackwater Valley Opera Festival 2026 in Lismore Millennium Park, Co. Waterford. The celebration marked the start of this year’s festival, which runs until 1 June. Photo: Matt Brooker / blackwatervalleyopera.ie
FREE REPRO: Deputy Mayor of Waterford Cllr John Pratt, with Eamonn Carroll, Festival Director, and children from Bunscoil Mhuire Youghal, Park National School, Clashmore National School, St Catherine’s NS, Conna, Modeligo National School, Knockanore National School, Aglish National School and Cappoquin Primary School, at the official opening of Blackwater Valley Opera Festival 2026 in Lismore Millennium Park, Co. Waterford. The celebration marked the start of this year’s festival, which runs until 1 June. Photo: Matt Brooker / blackwatervalleyopera.ie
FREE REPRO: Deputy Mayor of Waterford Cllr John Pratt, with Eamonn Carroll, Festival Director, and children from Bunscoil Mhuire Youghal, Park National School, Clashmore National School, St Catherine’s NS, Conna, Modeligo National School, Knockanore National School, Aglish National School and Cappoquin Primary School, at the official opening of Blackwater Valley Opera Festival 2026 in Lismore Millennium Park, Co. Waterford. The celebration marked the start of this year’s festival, which runs until 1 June. Photo: Matt Brooker / blackwatervalleyopera.ie
FREE REPRO: Deputy Mayor of Waterford Cllr John Pratt, with Eamonn Carroll, Festival Director, and children from Bunscoil Mhuire Youghal, Park National School, Clashmore National School, St Catherine’s NS, Conna, Modeligo National School, Knockanore National School, Aglish National School and Cappoquin Primary School, at the official opening of Blackwater Valley Opera Festival 2026 in Lismore Millennium Park, Co. Waterford. The celebration marked the start of this year’s festival, which runs until 1 June. Photo: Matt Brooker / blackwatervalleyopera.ie
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Recital Series 2026

FREE REPRO: Pianist Dida Condria, recipient of the 2026 BVOF Bursary Award, performing in recital at the historic Salterbridge House, Co. Waterford, as part of Blackwater Valley Opera Festival 2026 and the festival’s dedicated bursary programme. Photo: Matt Brooker / blackwatervalleyopera.ie
FREE REPRO: Tenor Conor Prendiville and pianist Dida Condria, recipients of the 2026 BVOF Bursary Award, performing in recital at the historic Salterbridge House, Co. Waterford, as part of Blackwater Valley Opera Festival 2026 and the festival’s dedicated bursary programme. Photo: Matt Brooker / blackwatervalleyopera.ie
FREE REPRO: Pianist Dida Condria, recipient of the 2026 BVOF Bursary Award, performing in recital at the historic Salterbridge House, Co. Waterford, as part of Blackwater Valley Opera Festival 2026 and the festival’s dedicated bursary programme. Photo: Matt Brooker / blackwatervalleyopera.ie
FREE REPRO: Pianist Dida Condria, recipient of the 2026 BVOF Bursary Award, performing in recital at the historic Salterbridge House, Co. Waterford, as part of Blackwater Valley Opera Festival 2026 and the festival’s dedicated bursary programme. Photo: Matt Brooker / blackwatervalleyopera.ie
FREE REPRO: Tenor Conor Prendiville and pianist Dida Condria with Conor and Marta Doyle, recipients and sponsors respectively of the 2026 BVOF Bursary Award, at the recital at the historic Salterbridge House, Co. Waterford, as part of Blackwater Valley Opera Festival 2026 and the festival’s dedicated bursary programme. Photo: Matt Brooker / blackwatervalleyopera.ie
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30/05/2026. Blackwater Valley Opera Festival, Recital at St Carthage’s Cathedral, Lismore, Irish Salon Opera Series: The Deserted Village by John William Glover. Pictured is Frasier Hickland Musical Director / Piano. The festival runs until 2 June. Photo: Patrick Browne / blackwatervalleyopera.ie
30/05/2026. Blackwater Valley Opera Festival, Recital at St Carthage’s Cathedral, Lismore, Irish Writers’ Series: Samuel Beckett. The festival runs until 2 June. Pictured is Barry McGovern- spoken word. Photo: Patrick Browne / blackwatervalleyopera.ie
30/05/2026. Blackwater Valley Opera Festival, Recital at St Carthage’s Cathedral, Lismore, Irish Salon Opera Series: The Deserted Village by John William Glover. Pictured are Frasier Hickland Musical Director / Piano and Artists from the BVOF Chorus 2026. The festival runs until 2 June. Photo: Patrick Browne / blackwatervalleyopera.ie
30/05/2026. Blackwater Valley Opera Festival, Recital at St Carthage’s Cathedral, Lismore, Irish Writers’ Series: Samuel Beckett. The festival runs until 2 June. Pictured are The Féinics Quartet.. Photo: Patrick Browne / blackwatervalleyopera.ie
30/05/2026. Blackwater Valley Opera Festival, Recital at St Carthage’s Cathedral, Lismore, Irish Salon Opera Series: The Deserted Village by John William Glover. Pictured are Frasier Hickland Musical Director / Piano and Laurence - Luke Horner tenor. The festival runs until 2 June. Photo: Patrick Browne / blackwatervalleyopera.ie

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