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06 Dec 2021
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06 Dec 2021
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Move4Parkinsons, the national non-profit organisation dedicated to empowering Irish People With Parkinsons has launched it’s Kilkenny choir at St Mary’s Cathedral. Open to all regardless of singing experience and ability, the free choir is the first of its kind in Ireland.
“We are delighted to launch our Kilkenny choir, the first of a series of regional choirs we hope to establish across Ireland....it can enable people to enjoy a better quality of life,” said Move4Parkinsons CEO and Founder Mags Mullarney.
For more www.move4parkinsons.com
Senan Brophy, Kathleen Moran & Tony Doyle (Windgap Community Development), Ian Coulter (St Canices Credit Union), Michellle O Brien (Windgap Comm Development)
Pictured at the Amber Stars for Yulefest star installation in the Castle Yard for Yulefest Kilkenny Festival are Meabh O’Sullivan (9), Kells and Sadie Morris (6), Dublin Road, Kilkenny
Pauline Egan, Director of Schools, KCETB, Eileen Curtis, CEO KCETB, Dr Kevin Marshall, Head of Education Microsoft Ireland and Dr. Michael Hallissy, Director of H2 Learning
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