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The Talbot family from Kill held a music festival in memory of their mum Rosaleen recently.
All proceeds from 'Whole Lotta Rosaleen', which was held in the Old House on August 6, went to Brain Tumour Ireland. Almost €8,000 was raised for the charity.
Rosaleen was a great music lover, part of Nás na Rí Singers and provided the music for the Kill Parish Church Choir for many years.
Music was provided by Redwood, Ciaran Cusack, Rossagh Purcell, Sandy Purcell, Rake The Ashes, The Whole Hog, Neil O'Donnell, Limelight, Dan Cassoni, Miss Foxy, Heidi Talbot, Rose Talbot, Cherish The Ladies and Cool Breeze.
Photos: Tony Keane
File Pic: Maynooth Town Centre.
Minister Caterine Martin with Martin Luby Naas AC chairman (centre) and Sen Vincent P Martin
The news was announced by Newbridge Parish. File Pic: Newbridge Cemetery
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