Clonmel's Got Talent Winner Now A Hit On Youtube
Clonmel Really Does Have Talent
The Organising Committee
11/3/'12
What a final night. A capacity crowd were last night treated to an incredible show in the final night of Clonmel's Got Talent. Each act delivered a top class performance . Nine primaryand eleven secondary acts entertained the audience. Eventual winner of the secondary section Mimi Lane set the tone as she took to the stage first. Musicians, singers and dancers all delivered excellent performances and handed the judging panel a huge task of coming up with the winners. Katie Keyes and James Dillon were wonderful with their rendition of "Falling Slowy" . Seven year old Cian Smith expertly played the tin whistle.Emma Lacey's version of the Mary Black classic "Katie" was beautiful while Marlene Stokes again displayed her wonderful singing voice. Katelin McGrath and Ciara Borg danced as did Anna Morris and both acts were great. Cian Boland was terrific on the guitar singing "The Man Who Can't Be Moved" by The Script . While the eventual secondary school winner Mimi Lane opened the show it was not until the 18th act that the primary school winner Saoirse Boyle delivered her winning performance Throughout the evening each act captured the audience with some wonderful performances. By the time Rebecca Prendergast closed the show the crowd had been treated to 20 acts of the highest calibre. As the judges deliberated, the interval entertainment was provided by pupils of An Gael Scoil Cluain Meala who maintained the high standard of the evening. As the judges arrived on stage to join the contestants the tension was incredible. The wonderful Angie Antonio was first to be named by the judges as 3rd in the Primary section. Next up were Katie Jeyes and James Dillon in 3rd place in the secondary schools competition. Young whistler Cian Smith was named in 2nd while the excellent Rebbeca Prendergast claimed 2nd place in the older section. Now for the moment of truth. As Keith Greene announced Saoirse Boyle as the primary schools winner her large following from St.Oliver's school greeted the announcement with huge cheers. As Saoirse stepped forward the cheering and applause continued for this wonderful singer. Now as the crowd settled down we awaited the the judges decision on the secondary schools winner. A silence had desended but was short lived and as Mimi Lane was announced the winner the corwd greeted the decision with huge cheers. There was a general feeling that the judges had got the desisions spot on and as both winners sang a reprise of their songs the audience reflected on a tremendous night's entertainment where the young people of Clonmel showed that they really do have talent. Well done one and all.
What a final night. A capacity crowd were last night treated to an incredible show in the final night of Clonmel's Got Talent. Each act delivered a top class performance . Nine primaryand eleven secondary acts entertained the audience. Eventual winner of the secondary section Mimi Lane set the tone as she took to the stage first. Musicians, singers and dancers all delivered excellent performances and handed the judging panel a huge task of coming up with the winners. Katie Keyes and James Dillon were wonderful with their rendition of "Falling Slowy" . Seven year old Cian Smith expertly played the tin whistle.Emma Lacey's version of the Mary Black classic "Katie" was beautiful while Marlene Stokes again displayed her wonderful singing voice. Katelin McGrath and Ciara Borg danced as did Anna Morris and both acts were great. Cian Boland was terrific on the guitar singing "The Man Who Can't Be Moved" by The Script . While the eventual secondary school winner Mimi Lane opened the show it was not until the 18th act that the primary school winner Saoirse Boyle delivered her winning performance Throughout the evening each act captured the audience with some wonderful performances. By the time Rebecca Prendergast closed the show the crowd had been treated to 20 acts of the highest calibre. As the judges deliberated, the interval entertainment was provided by pupils of An Gael Scoil Cluain Meala who maintained the high standard of the evening. As the judges arrived on stage to join the contestants the tension was incredible. The wonderful Angie Antonio was first to be named by the judges as 3rd in the Primary section. Next up were Katie Jeyes and James Dillon in 3rd place in the secondary schools competition. Young whistler Cian Smith was named in 2nd while the excellent Rebbeca Prendergast claimed 2nd place in the older section. Now for the moment of truth. As Keith Greene announced Saoirse Boyle as the primary schools winner her large following from St.Oliver's school greeted the announcement with huge cheers. As Saoirse stepped forward the cheering and applause continued for this wonderful singer. Now as the crowd settled down we awaited the the judges decision on the secondary schools winner. A silence had desended but was short lived and as Mimi Lane was announced the winner the corwd greeted the decision with huge cheers. There was a general feeling that the judges had got the desisions spot on and as both winners sang a reprise of their songs the audience reflected on a tremendous night's entertainment where the young people of Clonmel showed that they really do have talent. Well done one and all.
No tickets available for the final
9/3/'12
Tickets for Saturday's final are completely sold out. While it is great to see the success of this contest it is regrettable that some who have attended earlier rounds will not be able to see the final. However there is no way around this situation and people without tickets should not turn up in the hope of gaining entry as there are no surplus tickets available.
Tickets for Saturday's final are completely sold out. While it is great to see the success of this contest it is regrettable that some who have attended earlier rounds will not be able to see the final. However there is no way around this situation and people without tickets should not turn up in the hope of gaining entry as there are no surplus tickets available.
The Draw for Saturday Night has taken place.
7/3/'12
The draw for the running order for Saturday night's final has taken place. Mimi Lane will open the show and by the time Rebecca Prendergast sings the final song the capacity crowd will have heard 20 outstanding acts. The full draw and lineup appears in the Clonmel's Got Talent page.
The draw for the running order for Saturday night's final has taken place. Mimi Lane will open the show and by the time Rebecca Prendergast sings the final song the capacity crowd will have heard 20 outstanding acts. The full draw and lineup appears in the Clonmel's Got Talent page.
Final Night Completely Sold Out
5/3/'12
The final of Clonmel Commercials' "Clonmel's Got Talent" which takes place on Saturday night next has been completely sold out. Tickets went on sale tonight at The White Memorial Theatre and were completely sold out within 40 minutes. Unfortunately no extra tickets will be on sale before the show. The scene is now set for what promises to be a tremendous show on Saturday night. The draw for the running order will take place tomorrow night and the draw will appear on the site soon afterwards.
The final of Clonmel Commercials' "Clonmel's Got Talent" which takes place on Saturday night next has been completely sold out. Tickets went on sale tonight at The White Memorial Theatre and were completely sold out within 40 minutes. Unfortunately no extra tickets will be on sale before the show. The scene is now set for what promises to be a tremendous show on Saturday night. The draw for the running order will take place tomorrow night and the draw will appear on the site soon afterwards.
Talent Contest Finalists Chosen.
Some Of Next Saturday's Finalists
4/3/'12
WOW!!!!! After two wonderful heats of Clonmel's Got Talent we wondered if night 3 could come up to the standard set. No need to wonder the large audience were simply blown away with the talent on stage. Clonmel truly has got talent. Following an outstanding show the chairperson of the judges,Marie Fennessey announced next Saturday's final lineup. A dazzling array of talent will take the stage at 8pm next Saturday to determine the winners in both primary and secondary competitions. While the acts that got through to next Saturday are worthy of their places in the final I would like to pay tribute the acts that have not made it through. Their contribution to the last three Saturday nights has been outstanding. Indeed if there was room on the programme we could have double the amount of acts on stage in the final. The judges have had an extremely difficult task in choosing the finalists and unfortunately some will always lose out. The club are grateful to all contestants and their parents for making this event what it is. Best wishes to all the finalists. A full list of the finalists will appear on the site later today. Pictures of all last night's contestants are in the gallery on the Clonmel's Got Talent page.
Note: Admission to next Saturday's final is by ticket only. Tickets will go on sale at The White Memorial Theatre on Monday evening at 8pm and will be issued on a 1st come 1st served basis. It is extremely doubtful that any tickets will be available at the door on Saturday. All tickets for Saturday are priced at €5 per seat.
WOW!!!!! After two wonderful heats of Clonmel's Got Talent we wondered if night 3 could come up to the standard set. No need to wonder the large audience were simply blown away with the talent on stage. Clonmel truly has got talent. Following an outstanding show the chairperson of the judges,Marie Fennessey announced next Saturday's final lineup. A dazzling array of talent will take the stage at 8pm next Saturday to determine the winners in both primary and secondary competitions. While the acts that got through to next Saturday are worthy of their places in the final I would like to pay tribute the acts that have not made it through. Their contribution to the last three Saturday nights has been outstanding. Indeed if there was room on the programme we could have double the amount of acts on stage in the final. The judges have had an extremely difficult task in choosing the finalists and unfortunately some will always lose out. The club are grateful to all contestants and their parents for making this event what it is. Best wishes to all the finalists. A full list of the finalists will appear on the site later today. Pictures of all last night's contestants are in the gallery on the Clonmel's Got Talent page.
Note: Admission to next Saturday's final is by ticket only. Tickets will go on sale at The White Memorial Theatre on Monday evening at 8pm and will be issued on a 1st come 1st served basis. It is extremely doubtful that any tickets will be available at the door on Saturday. All tickets for Saturday are priced at €5 per seat.
Tickets For Talent Contest Final
28/2/12
The Final of Clonmel's Got Talent takes place on Saturday March 10th . The final will be a ticket only show. Tickets will go on sale at The White Memorial Theatre between 8pm and 9pm on Monday next 5th March. All tickets are just €5.
Tickets are limited so don't be disappointed.
This Saturday's lineup has now been uploaded.
The Final of Clonmel's Got Talent takes place on Saturday March 10th . The final will be a ticket only show. Tickets will go on sale at The White Memorial Theatre between 8pm and 9pm on Monday next 5th March. All tickets are just €5.
Tickets are limited so don't be disappointed.
This Saturday's lineup has now been uploaded.
High Standard maintained on night 2.
The wonderful standard that was set on night 1 was maintained by contestants on night 2. From trad tp rap via jugglig the full house attendance was treated to a wonderful night's entertainmet. Pics now in the gallery.
Saturday Night set to deliver some more fantastic entertainment
21/2/12
Saturday next brings the second night of "Clonmel's Got Talent" and following a wonderful start last weekend Saturday is eagerly awaited. The talent on show last week was truly amazing and a repeat of this on Saturday will hand the judges even bigger headaches as they attempt to decide on the finalists. Tickets for Friday are again just €5 each and with over 20 acts on stage this marks amazing value for money. Tickets are available at the door but are strictly limited. Doors of The White Memorial Theare open at 7pm and the show begins at 7.30pm. Don't be dissapointed and arrive early. See Saturday's lineup by scrolling on the "Clonmel's Got Talent" tab.
Saturday next brings the second night of "Clonmel's Got Talent" and following a wonderful start last weekend Saturday is eagerly awaited. The talent on show last week was truly amazing and a repeat of this on Saturday will hand the judges even bigger headaches as they attempt to decide on the finalists. Tickets for Friday are again just €5 each and with over 20 acts on stage this marks amazing value for money. Tickets are available at the door but are strictly limited. Doors of The White Memorial Theare open at 7pm and the show begins at 7.30pm. Don't be dissapointed and arrive early. See Saturday's lineup by scrolling on the "Clonmel's Got Talent" tab.
1st Round delivers some real talent.
On Saturday night (18th) 22 acts took to the stage for what was the 1st round proper of Clonmel's Got Talent. What a standard. The large crowd were treated to a wonderful 2 hours of music, singing and dancing as the acts tried to wooo the judges. The judges have an uneviable task over the next three Saturdays selecting those lucky enough to reach the final on March 10th. The standard was simply outstanding from the youngest primary school children to the more experienced secondary pupils. The sound and lighting is excellent and the thanks here goes to the boys from The High School. With the competition up and running and no doubt the word spreading the coming weeks could see a big demand for tickets. To avoid dissapointment buy in advance. Tickets available from George Barry or through the schools.
18/2/12
18/2/12
Talent Contest Gets Off To a Flying .
11/2/'12
Clonmel's Got Talent has gone off to a flying start. On this afternoon at The White Memorial Theatre nearly 50 primary children took part in the opening preliminary round of the competition. The standard was very high and the judges will have a difficult task in selecting the lucky ones. Tomorrow sees another 50 or so entries vying for places in the opening heat on next Saturday 18th .
Clonmel's Got Talent has gone off to a flying start. On this afternoon at The White Memorial Theatre nearly 50 primary children took part in the opening preliminary round of the competition. The standard was very high and the judges will have a difficult task in selecting the lucky ones. Tomorrow sees another 50 or so entries vying for places in the opening heat on next Saturday 18th .
