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As we bid farewell to 2025 and head into 2026, the Leinster Express / Laois Live spoke with well-known Laois locals on their New Year's Resolutions. To read more resolutions and see what Laois locals are looking forward to in 2026, keep an eye on our website!
Damien Bowe of the Timahoe Male Choir is looking forward to another year of performances.
“I’d like to make more time for myself, to exercise and practice some mindfulness. It mightn’t happen but I’ll do my best!” the Choirmaster joked.
Pictured: Damien Bowe leading the Timahoe Male Choir at Electric Picnic in 2024. Photo: Alf Harvey
“I’d like to cut back on eating junk food, but everything that’s nice in life is bad for you!”
In 2026, Damien is looking forward to more appearances with the Timahoe Male Choir.
“I’m looking forward to more performances with the choir, we recently took over Headen’s pub in Timahoe village and we had a great time," he said.
Laois locals will be excited with the news of an upcoming performance teased by the Timahoe man.
"I can hint to one nice surprise for 2026: we will be making a surprise appearance on the Late Late Show sometime next year. That’s all I can say for now!” he said.
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