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Launch of the Thomas Francis Meagher Tricolour Celebrations in the Granville Hotel, Waterford, on Wednesday February 21, 2024.
From l-r, Áine Whelan, Barry Kennedy, Dinesh Lalvani, Sarah Jane Cleary, Eamonn McEneaney, Chairperson, Ann Cusack, Vice-chairperson, Eugene Broderick, Secretary, Joe Geraghty, Walter O'Leary and in the front was Aaron and his brother Stevie Mulrooney, star vocalist of Ireland's Call at the recent Irish rugby Six Nations game against Italy and of course the Toy Show on RTE who will be performing at the Gala Dinner on Saturday 2nd March in the Granville Hotel. The star of the night was of course 8-year-old Stevie Mulrooney, star vocalist of Ireland's call at the recent Irish Rugby Six Nations game against Italy and of course the Toy Show on RTÉ.
Stevie stole the show in the Granville Hotel as he posed for photos with his family and anyone else who saw him there.
He will be performing at the Gala Dinner on Saturday March 2 and you can also join him and his family on Sunday March 3 as the 176th anniversary of the first raising of the Tricolour in Waterford is marked.
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