28 Nov 2021
28 Nov 2021
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VOTE NOW in the grand finale of Kilkenny's Next Superstar
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Voting is now open for the Final of Kilkenny's Next Superstar!
The five acts who made it through from our heats were Brooke Clancy Flynn, Chloe Lynch, Eamonn Maher, Lily Tucker and Leanne Wall.
This public vote for the finale will be combined with adjudication by our judges Robert Grace, Sinead Blanchfield and Lesley Cleere.
The winner will pick up a stunning prize package that includes a FREE year of classes from Dramatic Action Stage School, an overnight stay with dinner and breakfast for two in Langton's and a €300 Go-Anywhere Gift Voucher from Castlecomer Credit Union.
Our wonderful sponsors at Market Cross Shopping Centre have also kindly provided a €200 Fleetwood voucher to spend in Wigoders Kilkenny, a pair of designer glasses worth €199.00 from Specsavers, a €100 gift voucher for Lash Dolls Kilkenny, a Reset Serum Gift Set worth €78.50 from L’Occitane, a €70.00 gift voucher for Rude Boys Barbers and a €50.00 gift voucher to spend at Nolan’s Jewellers!
Voting in the final will close on Friday, November 5 at 11pm.
The award-nominated staff of Optimize Recruitment: Sarah Lawlor, Paul O’Carroll, Sarah Dowd, Eoin Carey, Gemma Butler, Ciara Lawlor and Lee Doheny
David Leydon, Head of Food and AgriBusiness with ifac
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