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06 Sept 2025

Tipperary stores' latest styles to be showcased at fashion show in aid of Scoil Aonghusa

The fashion show at Halla na Feile, Cashel will raise funds for the local school

Tipperary stores' latest styles to be showcased at fashion show in aid of special school

The fashion show will raise funds for Scoil Aonghusa Special School in Cashel

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04 Mar 2025 8:00 PM

Scoil Aonghusa Special School in Cashel is hosting a fundraising fashion show this Friday, March 6 in Halla na Féile, Cashel to support the development of the school’s outdoor spaces to provide pupils with secure spaces for movement breaks, exercise, and outdoor learning.
It will be a special occasion with Scoil Aonghusa’s own pupils and staff as the models. The event will be a heart-warming celebration, highlighting the students’ confidence and achievements while raising much-needed funds for the school’s development.
Tickets for the event are still available and cost €20 each. They can be purchased from the school reception and from Scoil Aonghusa’s staff members.
Clothing and millinery for the event are being generously provided by: Willow and Wild by Bonzie (Waterford), Esru (Cashel), 
Pavoni (Clonmel), Ryan Design (Clonmel), Now Trading Depot (Clonmel), Mister Mister (Cashel and Cahir) and Dunnes Stores. 
Pupils will also model their own creations as well as the school’s new Special Olympics uniform.
Preloved outfits have been carefully curated by teacher Bríd Fogarty to showcase on the night also.
Scoil Aonghusa is calling on the local community to support this fantastic initiative by attending the fashion show on March 6.
With an expected audience of 500 attendees, it promises to be a fun and uplifting evening.
By supporting this fundraiser, attendees will not only enjoy a wonderful night of entertainment but will also contribute to a meaningful project that will benefit current and future students for years to come.
The school community greatly appreciates every donation and show of support. For more information or to support the event, please contact Scoil Aonghusa at (062) 62644

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