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Talented Kilkenny woman Emma Shore and some of her equally talented friends have come together to create a festive CD in aid of the O’Neill Centre in Kilkenny.

Let down your hair for a great cause this October Bank Holiday weekend as Kilkenny welcomes back one of its longest established music festivals, Rockfall.

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

A selection of Kilkenny’s finest musicians, singers and theatre performers will come together on June 24 to showcase a collection of the best loved theatre songs taken from shows as diverse as “Les Miserables”, “Tarzan”, “Phantom of the Opera”, “The Little Mermaid” and many more.

Kilkenny retailer, TK Maxx, is calling on shoppers to dig deep into their wardrobes and donate their fashion finds to raise money for Enable Ireland, the charity which provides support to children and adults with disabilities, and their families at the O’Neill centre.

Kilkenny’s own theatrical trailblazers, the Devious Theatre company, will bring a screening of their popular production of Irvine Welsh’s ‘Trainspotting’ to Cleere’s this bank holiday weekend as part of the Rockfall Festival.

Well they certainly seemed that way last Wednesday for a few hours down in Graiguenamanagh.

It was a night filled with anticipation in the mayoral Chambers at City Hall. People had an idea who might be mayor but it was not to be confirmed until the commencement of the meeting and official proceedings had began.

Mayor Malcolm Noonan has invited everyone to join in one of the last events to mark Kilkenny being granted its charter, by attending the Mayor’s Kilkenny 400 celebration concert.

Mayor of Kilkenny Malcolm Noonan along with, guest of honour, ten year old David O’Keeffe from Thomastown, will open Enable Ireland’s 21st Charity Shop at 17 High Street, Kilkenny today Friday 22 January at 11am.