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Tle musicians ready to play
There was a great crowd at Bunscoil na Cathrach on Sunday December 14 as Cahir Comhaltas held their annual Christmas concert with a raffle.
It was a wonderful celebration of the talented student musicians and the music, the atmosphere, and the Christmas spirit made it a truly special event. SCT Music Certificates were also presented.
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There was a huge compliment of young Comhaltas players that performed a fantastic repertoire of wonderful Christmas tunes as well as traditional Irish music so well that everyone was entertained immensely.
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Support for this concert and raffle was appreciated as it is much needed for branch costs and Cahir Comhaltas thank everyone that came along on the day, the committee for the work put in as well as all those who sponsored spot prizes.
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