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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Castlecomer girl, Enya Cox
Castlecomer singer Enya Cox, is seeking the help of the Kilkenny public as she takes part in the 'Talent Show', a competition hosted by The Ivory Sessions.
Cox rose to local and national acclaim following her appearance on the Late Late Toy Show last November.
The Kilkenny girl (13) along with 49 other participants have recorded performances and they've been uploaded to The Ivory Sessions Facebook page with the top ten highest viewed videos by Monday, February 26 booking a spot in the live final.
The final will take place in the Newgrange Hotel, Navan on Sunday, April 7 when the finalists will perform two songs in front of a live audience in a bid to win the competition.
We wish Enya the very best of luck!
See her entry below:
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