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On Friday, April 12, the talented students of Scoil Aireagail in Ballyhale took centre stage at their much-anticipated variety show.
The evening was a blend of dance, music, and drama, showcasing the remarkable skills of these young performers.
Under the guidance of Pat Grant, the transition year students had been preparing for this moment since last September.
Rehearsals took place every Tuesday, when they refined their performances, fine-tuned their moves, harmonies, and instrumentals.
The anticipation grew as the weeks progressed, culminating in a spirited final dress rehearsal on Friday afternoon.
As the clock struck 7.30pm the curtains rose, and the show commenced.
From toe-tapping dance routines to soulful melodies, the audience was treated to a captivating display of talent. Laughter, applause and cheers filled the room as each act unfolded. The entire evening was a resounding success, leaving everyone with memories to cherish.
By Abbie Furlong, Sienna Kotze and Sophia Keane.
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