Best of luck to the First year Girls' soccer team who are playing in the Connaught Semi-Final against Colaiste na Corrib, Galway, today at 12 noon in Ballasadare.
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Let's meet Zoe Mc Donagh who plays "Grandma Peggy". She is grandmother to Tony and Billie and is the mother of Jackie. What three words describe your character? Fun, Honest, Caring. What is your favourite song and why? “Grandma’s song” because it captures the reflections of a woman who can look back on her life with honesty. What is your favourite line? “Ey up you’re young lass, and you ain’t seen all the things I’ve seen”
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Tickets are available from the School office, stnathys.com and https://www.gr8events.ie/billie. Spread the word about the slight change in dates.
Read MoreIvy O'Connor plays Billie Elliot, a motherless girl dreaming of dance. What three words describe your character? Determined, loyal, kind. What is your favourite song and why? Electricity, because it accurately captures a dancer’s feelings. What is your favourite line? “What a plonker!” _________________________________________________________________ Our Transition Year students are feeling the energy as they add the final touches to Billie, a powerful and moving story set during the Miners’ Strike in England. Get ready for passion, resilience, and unforgettable performances on stage. 📅 Show Dates: Thursday, March 12th Friday, March 13th Saturday, March 14th ✨ Three incredible nights — don’t miss out!
Read MoreAnthony Murphy plays widower Jackie Elliot, father of the adult Tony and the teenage Billie. What three words best describe your character? Caring, generous, sincere. What is your favourite song and why? “She Could Be a Star,” because it shows the power of paternal love. What is your favourite line? “Do you realise we’re on strike, like?” Our Transition Year students are buzzing with excitement as they put the finishing touches on Billie, a gripping and emotional production set during the Miners’ Strike in England. Get ready for a powerful performance of passion, resilience, and unforgettable performances on stage.
Due to the success of our Senior Boys' Squad yesterday in UL and the fact that they have only gone and earned a place in an ALL IRELAND FINAL in two week's time, we are moving the Saturday night's production to Wednesday to be fair to the cohort of the TY who are in both the musical and the All Ireland.
Thus, you will all get to see "Billie" a whole day earlier! Show dates are now Wed. 11th, Thurs. 12th & Fri. 13th of March. Please like and share and spread the word. TICKETS AVAILABLE VERY SOON FROM THE SCHOOL OFFICE Read Morehttps://www.irishexaminer.com/sport/gaa/arid-41801852.html?shem=dsdf,sharefoc,agadiscoversdl,,sh/x/discover/m1/4 Photo Irish Examiner
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