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Local girl Emma Shore is through to the first round of The All Ireland Talent Show.

Do you have a talent that can impress Daithí Ó Se enough to make him get behind you and support you all the way to The All Ireland Talent Show final?

It’s that time of year again and the talent show - or lack of talent shows as is the case some of the time, are recruiting once again.

Fans of trad music and those who want to learn how to sing and dance in the sean nós style will be making their way to Renvyle this weekend.

Singing sensation Olywn Murray will join the rising stars of theatre, song and dance in a variety show style performance in the TF Royal, Castlebar April 30. Murray has joined forces with five nationally and internationally acclaimed local performing arts companies to stage the concert to help raise funds for Ballina’s new Art Centre and Theatre to showcase the amazing young talent emerging from the west. The evening will include Irish dance, hip hop, traditional music, songs from the musicals, and swing performed by members of the Sylvan Kelly School of Dance, Áine Egan’s Danceworld, and The All Star Academy under the direction of Lavinia Gilmartin, Michael Slater and Patrick Lacken, The Bofield Céilí Band, and Cheryl Nolan and the Lambe Academy.

Na Fianna will play a gig in MacDonagh Junction at 2pm on Saturday February 6, in aid of the Kilkenny Rape Crisis Centre.

The Coole Park series of cultural events is now well under way. There is a feast of culture ahead over the next few months of the upcoming Spring Arts and Heritage Programme 2010.

Are you sick of being told to stop playing the spoons at parties, do you have a magic act that makes everyone groan despite its brilliance? Sick of your hidden talent not getting the recognition it deserves? Well it’s time to take it to the stage with a chance of winning €50,000.

Auditions for the east for the All Ireland Talent Show will take place in Kilkenny city next week.

Na Fianna are the latest act that has come out of the south-east to go on to bigger, brighter things.