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Enable Ireland’s Sean Scally (back fourth from left) and Catherine Healy (front third from left) with choreographer Jackie O’Mahony (back, second left) and contestants.
WHILE he won’t exactly be a singing priest, Fr Padraig Walsh of St Brendan’s Parish will be among the 13 contestants strutting their stuff on stage in a few weeks at the Enable Ireland Kerry Services first ever ‘Lip Sing’ event.
Taking place on Saturday, October 1 at The Earl of Desmond Hotel, it’s set to be a fantastic night of entertainment.
Similar to the hugely popular Lip Sync Battle TV show, twelve participants will battle it out to become the Lip Sync Champion 2016.
Choreographer Jackie O’Mahony has been putting each participant through their paces in advance of the big night.
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The contestants are; Tim Landers, Amy Quirke, Linda Flanagan, Fr Padraig Walsh, Liz Gaynor, Kerry Fleming, James Brennan, Mary T Moynihan, Bridie Courtney, Ger McElligott, Paul O’Sullivan, Ann Eager, Mary Relihan,
According to Jackie; “We have a great group and without doubt we have uncovered some seriously talented people. Each performance will be different with each participant miming a well know song. We’ll have props and lots of surprises on the night,” she said.
Sean Scally from Enable Ireland says; “Lip Sing seems to be a very popular event at the moment and we are delighted that we have recruited so many participants who have agreed to fundraise for our services in Kerry. We hope people will come along, enjoy the event and support us on the day.”
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Sean added; “We have had great support from many of the businesses in Tralee who have taken out adverts in the event programme or donated some great prizes to our raffle.”
Tickets are available at the Enable Ireland Shop in Tralee as well as Enable Ireland services in Oakview Village and Edward Street, Tralee.
In Kerry, Enable Ireland provide a range of supports and services to children and adults with disabilities. All their services are geared to ensure that a disabilities is not an obstacle to a child or adult leading as full a life as possible.
They do this by offering range of supports and services to children and young adults with disabilities in Co Kerry. All services are provided free of charge and they rely on the support of the community to help them meet the needs of their services.
