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A gala charity concert of popular music for choir and orchestra in aid of Kerry Hospice Foundation will take place next week.

Mark Sunday, April 23 at the Church of the Resurrection, Park Road, Killarney at 7pm into your diary for the 'Over The Rainbow' music event.

The concert, directed by Dr Sharon Lyons, will present an evening of popular music songs accompanied by musicians from Kerry Scotia Ensemble. Songs will include 'Dream A Little Dream', 'A Thousand Years', 'Over the Rainbow', 'Never Walk Alone' and many more.

Tickets for the concert are priced at €15 and are available at the door on the night or in advance at Eventbrite online. By attending patrons will be supporting Kerry Hospice Foundation and the special care given to those in Palliative Care Services.

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FESTIVAL HIT: Liam O’Connor at Electric Picnic – picture special

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FESTIVAL HIT: Local accordion virtuoso Liam O’Connor pictured performing alongside his family band members, daughter Saoirse on vocals and keyboards, and sons Oisín on guitar and Cillian on drums, during their high-energy set on the Salty Dog Stage at Electric Picnic in Stradbally last weekend. Photos: Paul Dargan

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Camera Club exhibition opens at Killarney House

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Camera Club exhibition opens at Killarney House



Killarney Camera Club’s 25th anniversary exhibition is open to the public at Killarney House until Sunday, October 4.



Mayor of Killarney Councillor John O’Donoghue officially opened the event, which features a wide range of work from local photographers capturing landscapes, people, and moments from home and abroad.

Speaking at the opening, Mayor O’Donoghue highlighted the rich natural surroundings available to local photographers. “We are so fortunate to live in such a beautiful part of the world, with dramatic mountains, lakes, rivers, forests, and a vibrant town centre, as well as beaches and open sea just a short distance away,” he said.

In a lighthearted admission, the Mayor admitted to storing hundreds of photos on his phone, adding that seeing the standard of work on display inspired him “to finally print some of my own photographs for posterity.”

The club was founded in 2001 as the Photographic Society of Killarney at the Park Place Hotel before adopting its current name in 2006. Founding member Seamus Long recalled starting with just eight members, contrasting it with today’s membership of over 30 photographers who meet at the ANAM Arts and Cultural Centre.

“There is nothing better than seeing your images in print, mounted and framed and hanging on a wall,” Mr Long said, referencing the club’s shift from traditional darkrooms to modern digital photography.

To mark the anniversary, the club has published a commemorative booklet featuring 25 select images from members past and present. The limited-edition booklet is available at Eason’s and directly from the club.

The exhibition runs daily at Killarney House until October 4. Admission is free and all are welcome.

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