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'Sherlock and Cinders' was a big hit in Cahir
5A Class of Bunscoil na Cathrach recently staged ‘Sherlock and Cinders’ in the school hall in Cahir.
The production was staged especially for the whole school, parents, family and friends.
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The show which told the story of Sherlock Holmes investigating the Cinderella case was a huge success for the class, entertaining children and adults and gaining praise from all that saw it.
The class of 32 pupils worked very hard in the months leading up to the show and were so delighted to see all the works pay off during the performances. People laughed, cheered and sang along during the 1 hour show with great characters and songs.
The Class really enjoyed the performance too and it showed, with lots of smiling faces, no nerves whatsoever and probably quite a few budding future actors among them!
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All credit and thanks go to Mr. Kennedy (Class teacher) & Miss. O’Donovan for all their work leading up to the show. Both teachers are so proud of the class.
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