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28 Jun 2022
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28 Jun 2022
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Tribute act Qween
Qween will rock The Curragh on Derby Friday with their brilliant authentic and much acclaimed show after racing on the parade ring plaza stage.
The acclaimed tribute band have wowed audiences with a theatrical show that brings the audience right back in time to the front row of a classic Queen gig performing all their best known songs.
90s party
The fabulous Smash Hits will continue the Irish Derby Day party playing all the hits of the 90s and much more for racegoing revellers.
Leading international soprano Chloe Agnew from the world-renowned Celtic Women will add spectacle and pageantry to the weekend by performing the National Anthem and the Curragh theme “The Curragh of Kildare on Irish Derby Day, accompanied by the Army Band. She is the daughter of Twink and leading musician David Agnew and has performed all over the world.
Gospel choir
The Newbridge Gospel Choir will welcome racegoers on Saturday and Sunday.
A variety of other local musicians will entertain racegoers throughout the venue over all three days.
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Local apprentice jockey, Jamie Powell, after winning the €100,000 Rockingham Handicap when partnering the Charlotte Musgrave-owned and Johnny Feane- trained Ano Syra, Photo: Pat McCann/Racing Post
An old water pump beside the church in Kilteel Image: Aishling Conway
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