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Naas Musical Society held a coffee morning last Saturday to raise much-needed funds for their upcoming production.
The event was hosted by society President Mona Conroy and was well attended by members, friends and family.
The Society offered huge thanks to everyone who attended, bought raffle tickets, donated items and of course donated to the raffle, with a special mention going to Barry Mooney from Perk Up Coffee who donated a €50 voucher to the raffle.
The Society are busy rehearsing for their upcoming concert A Celebration of Song which will be staged in the Moat Theatre from March 9 to 12.
Mona Conroy is so excited to be back directing the society again alongside musical director Mairead McKenna and choreographer Grace McGrath.
A Celebration of Song was due to be performed in the Osprey hotel last November but due to restrictions at the time the Society made the very difficult decision to postpone the concert.
On behalf of local poet Timmy Conway, his bother Donie Conway and brother-in-law Anthony McAllister will step into his shoes on the night and recite a poem from his well-known book of poetry based around his childhood growing up in Naas.
Special guest singers will include tenors Paul Linehan and Sean O’Keeffe who have been members of the society since the very start in 1996.
Well known soprano Norah King, a past member who joined the society in 1997, will also grace the stage on the night.
Tickets are on sale now at the Moat Theatre Box Office – www.moattheatre.com or at 045 883030.
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