Music fills air at ‘Sounds of Streete’ event
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Bernardine Farrelly and Olive Kilbane playing the harp and fiddle. jay g fordeImage 2 of 8
Pupils from Killasonna NS were singing at the event. jay g fordeImage 3 of 8
Molly O’Hara , Madee Daly and Alannah Nally playing a lively set of tunes. jay g fordeImage 4 of 8
Grace Lambden sang ‘Katie’ at the sounds of Streete event. Grace is the current Westmeath U12 English singing Fleadh and Scór na bPáistí solo singing champion. jay g fordeImage 5 of 8
Grace Lambden, Rìan Sheehan, Senan Lynne and Alannah Nally. The group are the current Westmeath Scór na bPáistí ballad group champions. jay g fordeImage 6 of 8
Grace Lambden, Molly O’Hare, Ruby Lambden and Alannah Nally at the Streete talent show. jay g fordeImage 7 of 8
Grace Lambden , Ruby Lambden and Emily Evans performing on stage. jay g fordeImage 8 of 8
A beautiful performance from St Fintan’s NS was well received at the event. jay g fordeStreete Parish Park came alive with a fantastic night of live music, showcasing the talent of local musicians, on Friday June 14 last. The event featured an impressive lineup, including performances by Raymond Reilly, Bernardine Farrelly, Olive Kilbane, and many others.
Students from Killasonna National School, St Fintan's National School, and St Mary's National School also took the stage, adding to the charm of the evening.
The night wasn't just about music – it was a community effort aimed at raising funds for the further development and maintenance of the Streete Parish Park Community Centre.
Attendees enjoyed a variety of hot food, refreshments and a raffle with brilliant prizes added an extra layer of excitement to the night.
The event was marked by a warm and lively atmosphere, making it a memorable experience for everyone involved.