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St Eunan’s GAA Club and Letterkenny Music and Drama Group teamed up - and competed - for an epic night of entertainment in The Mount Errigal Hotel on Friday, with both groups going head-to-head in a Lip Sync Battle. Please click on the arrows to go through the gallery
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In front of a huge crowd, the participants transformed into your favourite acts and strut their stuff to win the votes of the judges - Rory Kavanagh, Letterkenny Pantomime Society’s super-talented Tina Garry, local writer and Letterkenny Music and Drama Group stalwart Kieran Kelly, and very special guest judge Amanda O’Carroll from Mrs Brown’s Boys - and the audience.
Funds raised will go to Letterkenny Music and Drama Group projects and St Eunan’s underage teams, Keith Fletcher was MC for the wonderful event, which has been organised by Tina Higgins, proudly sponsored by Kernans. Elaine Harvey, as Mary Poppins, and Sammy Bogan with Ollie Harvey, were the winners on the night. A donation from money raised on the night is for the Greg Fitzgerald Recovery Fund.
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