Good Friday at the Curragh Racecourse in Kildare. All photos Aishling Conway
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07 Apr 2026
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The Rambling House in Laghey
The Rambling House in Laghey is hosting a charity fundraising night with proceeds going to the Cancer Support Centre, Solace.
With music played by Jacqui Bannon and Michael Cleary, the event takes place on Friday, April 24, from 10pm.
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Solace Cancer Support Centre, in Donegal Town, offers emotional support and practical help for people who have been diagnosed with cancer or any life-threatening illness. This support is for families, friends, caregivers and the bereaved.
An online post by The Rambling House read: “Bring a few friends, spread the word and we’ll see you on the dance floor.”
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