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Legendary reggae stars confirm Killarney gig

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One of the world’s greatest reggae bands have confirmed that they will play in the INEC Arena next November. Chart toppers UB40, this week released details of their 2021 'Bigga Baggariddim Tour' across 24 different venues in Ireland and the UK.

Best known for 1980s and 1990s hits like ‘Red Red Wine’ and ‘I Got You Babe’, the Birmingham-based band will be on their second visit to Killarney having previously played at the Gleneagle in 2009.

“We just can’t wait to feel the vibe and love of a live crowd, dancing and singing, moving and a grooving. That’s what we live for,” said the band’s guitarist and vocalist Robin Campbell.

Tickets are on sale via www.inec.ie and www.ticketmaster.ie.

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Dóchas Drama Group invites new members

Dóchas Drama Group is getting ready to return to the stage and will hold its first open meeting on Monday, September 29, at 8.00pm in the Anam Arts Centre, on […]

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Dóchas Drama Group is getting ready to return to the stage and will hold its first open meeting on Monday, September 29, at 8.00pm in the Anam Arts Centre, on East Avenue.

The group is inviting anyone interested in drama or theatre to come along. Acting experience is not required, and there are opportunities to get involved in other areas such as costumes and props, set design, stage management, producing and directing.
Encouraging new people to attend, Brian Bowler said: “Come along to the Anam Arts Centre on Monday September 29 at 8.00pm for a fun night and discover what you have been missing.”

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Mary Kissane O’Shea Retires after 45 years at St Francis’ Special School

On Monday, September 1, Mary Kissane O’Shea marked her retirement by cycling from Kissane’s Shop in Beaufort to St Francis’ Special School, retracing the same journey she made on her […]

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On Monday, September 1, Mary Kissane O’Shea marked her retirement by cycling from Kissane’s Shop in Beaufort to St Francis’ Special School, retracing the same journey she made on her very first day in 1980 at just 18 years of age.

Mary served as a Special Needs Assistant at the school for 45 years, dedicating her career to supporting generations of pupils.
To mark the occasion, a retirement function was held at The Dunloe Castle Hotel, where Principal Colin McGillycuddy made a special presentation on behalf of the staff and pupils.
Mary also turned her retirement into a fundraiser to support St Francis’ Special School, ensuring the students continue to benefit from a nurturing and supportive environment.

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