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Members of Tullamore Stage School presenting a cheque for over four thousand euro to Dochas
Members of Tullamore Stage School Choirs presenting the proceeds from their recent 'Summer Sounds' concert which took place in the Esker Arts Centre in May.
Members presented a cheque for €4,184.50 to Dochas Offaly Cancer Support.
Picture shows Mary Cooney & Liz McEneff Ladies Choir, Ali Lee & Amy Jackson Youth Choir along with John Conroy, Mary Cowen & Mary Cummins Dochas.
The sold out performance, under the direction of Regina McCarthy and accompanied by Loreta Mackelaite, presented a wide variety of repertoire from the Ladies Choir, Senior Choir, Junior Choir, Maple Strings and the Ryan sisters trad group.
Speaking on behalf of Dochas, John Conroy expressed his gratitude to all present for the wonderful support this donation will give to those who avail of their services.
Well done to all performers on a most enjoyable evening of music!
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