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Artwork: Meagen Treacy
Kilkenny’s Set Theatre will host Dance For Enable Ireland tonight (Saturday, June 28, 2025) beginning at 8pm (doors open at 8pm).
Tickets are €15 and proceeds go directly to the O’Neill Centre, which provides therapy services and a specialised preschool and services for children aged 0–18 across Kilkenny City and County.
In a recent announcement, DJ Eamon 'Amos' Cleere confirmed he will be stepping away from performing due to ongoing health challenges that now require his full attention, and that this fundraiser will serve as his final set.
The evening’s “Improve Your Groove” line-up also features Emma J White, Cleveland Mike and Swiss, alongside DJ Amos himself.
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The O’Neill Centre supports families from Kilkenny City and surrounding areas including Castlecomer, Freshford, Clogh, Ballyragget, Urlingford, Johnstown and Tullaroan.
As it continually faces the threat of funding cuts, community backing is more critical than ever.
Tickets for the gig can be purchased via Eventbrite.
Don’t miss DJ Amos’ farewell performance in support of children’s services in Kilkenny.
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