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As part of the pre programme fleadh events Tommy Cosgrave, musician and special needs assistant facilitated two music workshops for children with additional needs in Clonmel Community Resource Centre
On Saturday last a great crowd gathered to launch Fleadh Cheoil Thiobraid Árann in the Talbot Hotel in Clonmel Clonmeland what an enjoyable evening was had by all.
This year the county Tipperary Fleadh is being hosted by Powerstown/ Lisronagh Comhaltas in Clonmel from 10th – 18th May.
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Ms Róisín Egan, Chair of the Fleadh Committee welcomed everyone warmly and outlined the programme of events taking place during the Fleadh.
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She spoke about the importance of community events for a town and thanked the hard working committee
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