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Nyah Aherne, Rachel O'Keeffe and Eabha Maher playing violin together at the Scoil Mhuire’s Got Talent Show in the Strand Theatre in Carrick-on-Suir.
Scoil Mhuire's school choir performing at the Scoil Mhuire's Got Talent Show in the Strand Theatre in Carrick-on-Suir.
The students of Carrick-on-Suir’s Scoil Mhuire Secondary School lifted the roof of the town’s Strand Theatre with music and song at their summer term variety show.
The Scoil Mhuire’s Got Talent Show on Friday, April 28 was a wonderful evening of positivity and joy, showing the many talents of the school’s community.
Captivating solo and group singing, a modern twist on Irish dancing, a thought-provoking spoken word piece, beautiful piano and violin performances and even some contortionism were among the highlights of the night of entertainment.
Students, past and present, and some staff members performed in the variety show, proving Scoil Mhuire has an abundance of talent.
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