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Ronan Tynan performed at HolyTrinity Parish Church in Fethard
Last Friday night a Musical Extravaganza was held in Holy Trinity Parish Church. Thanks to Fr Liam Everard for facilitating this great community event in aid of Fethard and District Day Care Centre.The show was opened by Patrician Presentation Secondary School choir. This was followed by Joe Roche, who sang solo and a duet with his wife, Polly, who also sang solo.Paul Hayes sang solo, a duet with Anita Maguire and as part of the Fethard Choral Group, accompanied by Suzanne Buttimer of Rockwell Acadamy on piano.The Strappe and Horan families opened the second half with some traditional Irish music. Ciara and Aoife Horan giving a display of Irish Dancing.Special Guest, Ronan Tynan took to the stage with his pianist, William Russel Lewis, who had flown in from America to take part!Compères on the night were Eileen Maher and Jimmy O’Sullivan.An amazing night showcasing local and international talent.A huge Thank You to everyone who supported this amazing event.
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