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Chloe clinches talent show glory


By Mark McKelvey in Wicklow
Last night another local star was born as Chloe Coyle, the Castlederg teenager with the "voice of an angel," was named winner of the All Ireland Talent Show, clinching thousands of pounds in prize money. With a natural grace and charm the young songbird melted the hearts of the judges and and viewing television audience with her tear-jerking rendition of Eva Cassidy's, 'The Water is Wide.' Fittingly dressed in gold, Chloe sparkled brightest giving a star performance that saw off some very stiff competition to...
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Tyrone bounce back


By Alan Rodgers
A FRESH buzz of anticipation was clearly evident around Healy Park on Saturday night as the excitement of a crucial National League victory for Tyrone set things up perfectly for a busy week of GAA activity ahead. It was just like old times around the Gortin Road venue as a 3-9 to 0-16 result followed a quality display from the Red Hands. They are now in more buoyant mood as the task of reviving their Division One fortunes gathers pace. Victory in the match has also raised morale in gaelic games circles generally. And,...
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Kathleen's choir in competition


BY MARK McKELVEY
Multi-faceted Tummery musician, singer and now conductor, Kathleen Turner will lead the award-winning Limerick Gospel Choir on RTE1's Irish language singing competition An Cór tomorrow evening (Friday, March 12) at 7.30pm. Kathleen has been in this director role for the past three years having moved to Limerick studying two Masters at the Irish World Academy of Music and Dance – one in Community Music and most recently in Ritual Chant and Song. The Limerick Gospel Choir was one of six choirs from Ireland to...
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