27/10/2021
27/10/2021
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Congratulations to Orlaigh Cleary
Well done to all members who competed in the Munster Fleadh Cheoil in Ennis recently.
Roscrea Comhaltas is extremely proud of each and every one of you.
It takes a lot of hard work and dedication to compete at this level and we would like to wish all who qualified for Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann, the very best of luck!
Congratulations to the following members who placed at Munster.
Darragh Ryan (12-15) first place English singing
William Holmes (15-18) 1st place mouth organ
Teresa Maher (15-18) 1st place bodhrán
Caoimhe Flannery (15-18) Q Comhrá
Darragh Carey Kennedy (O18) 1st miscellaneous and second banjo
Daniel Coonan (O18) second fiddle slow airs and second whistle slow airs
Orlaith Cleary (O18) second flute slow airs
John Browne third newly composed songs in English, The Half Door
Leona Bowe, Danielle Bowe, Aoife Gilligan and Nicole Cooper (O18) first place 4-hand céilí dancing.
Fundraising drive: Paddy Heffernan, North Tipperary Hospice Movement, accepts the keys of the campervan valued at €75,000 from Pat Horan of Pat Horan Motors, Aglish
Bus transfers will replace services on the line
Tipperary holidaymakers get more choice through Shannon Airport
File Photo: St Michael's Rhys Byron who scored a hat-trick inside the opening 15 minutes against Cahir Park on Sunday last.
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