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Clonmel High School students in rehearsals for tonight's show
Clonmel High School are delighted to announce an exhibition of talent at Hotel Minella at 7.30 this Thursday night, May 18.
This is the school’s first show post-Covid and is sure to be a triumph.
More than 20 talented acts will perform including trad groups, big ballads, acapella acts and a few surprises from the teachers.
Talent shows are an amazing opportunity to find new talent and these are acts that the school is so excited to present to the public, “and I count myself very proud and honored to be among them," says High School student Cathal Walsh.
“Within this show holds the future of performance in Clonmel, so don’t miss out on the opportunity to say you saw us for the first time”.
This show would not be possible without the tireless work of Mr O’Gorman, Ms O’ Sullivan, Joe Sheehan, Mr Fogarty and Ms Hickey.
Tickets for the show, High School’s Got Talent, are now on sale from the deputy principal, Mr Ryan’s office in the school.
- Cathal Walsh
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