The Mountrath Festival Committee is bringing the 80s back with a fun Hawaii-themed disco to help raise funds for new Christmas lights for the town.
The Mountrath Festival Committee fundraising drive continues with a uniquely styled disco in Eddie Kirwan's on Saturday, August 19 when Kirwan's marquee will be transformed into an 80s Hawaii getaway on Saturday, August 19.
The Committee expects a massive turnout on the night with DJ Paul K taking to the decks.
Cllr James Kelly is organising team chairperson.
“The committee really appreciates the support of the community as all monies raised go towards Mountrath's Christmas lights. We are always seeking to improve our Christmas Lights in the town and with the great work of our committee and the support of local businesses we will continue to do so.
“We were delighted with the response we received last year, the whole community came out to support us. It takes alot of money to upgrade and keep our Christmas Lights every year and we have plans for new lights in new locations but we can't do it without our community's continuous support.
“What could be a better way to raise funds for our Christmas Lights than to have a Hawaiian-inspired 80s disco? Hawaii Five-0 meets Mountrath,” said Cllr Kelly.
Julie Bennett is the festival PRO.
“Organising events like these are hugely important, not only do they raise vital funds but they bring our community together. We look forward to another great night for everyone-doors open at 9pm so get there early.
“If you still haven't got your tickets you can still buy some in Centra and Spar in Mountrath-but hurry you won't want to miss out,” added Ms Bennett added.
The 80s disco is a ticketed event. The tickets cost €15 with a raffle planned for the night with lots of prizes.
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