File photo wedding. Last week Seamus White and Ruth Kennedy were married in Doon. Congratulations to the happy couple.
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Pictured is Orlaith Cleary, Dunkerrin, Roscrea who was recently awarded her Music Performance Diploma from the London College of Music - allowing her to use the letters DipLCM after her name. Orlaith is a 5th year pupil in Coláiste Phobal and is a student at the Kathryn Browne School of Music. This diploma involved a performance of twenty minutes, an aural examination and also a discussion with an examiner. Wishing Orlaith continued success in her music career.
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