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Dancing With The Stars' Alannah Beirne will guest judge
Dancing with the Stars competitor, Alannah Beirne, has signed up to judge Sallins GAA Strictly Come Dancing in Citywest Hotel on Saturday, March 31. Alannah will join Johnny Doyle and Red Hurley to mark the cards of 19 couples taking to the stage.
The dancers have been practising since January with legendary dance teacher Norma Hurley and will take to the stage in groups to perform the jive, cha cha, Charleston, salsa, and the Paso Doble.
Last year, over 1,000 people attended the event, helping Sallins GAA to raise €25,000.
Tickets are now on sale from all dancers, committee members, shops and businesses in the village, or call Gavin 086 8617771.
There will be buses to and from the event, which begins at 7.30pm.
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