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Heywood Community School in Ballinakill invites you to to get into the festive mood at its upcoming Christmas Carol Service.
The school is promising a unique community celebration featuring the schools sacred choir, traditional Irish music group and soloists.
"The School Choir will sing a feast of beautiful Christmas Carols, old and new for all the family to sing and enjoy with seasonal readings and reflections," says the school.
The St Brigid’s Church, Ballinakill is the venue for the event on Thursday, December 8 at 7 pm.
There is no entry fee but donations if desired will go to the school’s nominated charities which will be announced on the night.
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