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06 Sept 2025
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Wild and Wired: Pictured left are Colleen Giles, Erin Bourke, Katie Giles, Arthur Kelly, Aine Delaney and Lorna O'Shea who are rearing to go at the Lip Sync Battle on Saturday night
All roads lead to Our Lady’s Secondary School this coming Saturday, 1st December, for the wildly anticipated Lip Sync Battle.
In recent weeks participants have been spotted fine-tuning their routines at every opportunity and the groups are rearing to go for Saturday night.
Sources behind the scenes say the performers have left no stone unturned in what promises to be a rip roaring and entertaining evening. Tickets are selling like fresh mince pies and the advice from organisers is to arrive for 7pm on Saturday night with the doors opening at 7.30pm.
The fun continues in The Templemore Arms after the show. Best of luck to everyone involved.
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