Then this is your chance as a fashion show that is not to be missed with models from all the business sectors in Dundalk is taking place next Wednesday (March 24).

Come watch the bartenders, cooks, waitresses, owners and managers of a wide range of pubs, restaurants and professional businesses in the town strut their stuff on the catwalk at Ridleys on Wednesday, March 24, all in aid of charity and a good night's craic.

The participants include staff from Good Time Charlie's Pub, with Charlie himself up for a good time as he will be modelling menswear fashion from Tony McDonnell. Three of his staff, along with members from McGeough's Pub will also be hitting the catwalk, alongside members from Magees Bistro, Carlingford.

Magees have Kay McKevitt, the manager and Elaine Molloy, from the Lisdoo have the fit Handi Gasmi representing them and Ridleys have James Matthews hitting the stage.

The list goes on with CMF Accountants, DkIT Staff, Country Fresh, Tony Kierans, McManus' Pub, Kennedy's Bar, Jockey's Pub, Riva, The Bar Tender, Brubakers, Café Metz, the Hair Shop, Johnny Mason's bar, all with staff and customers put forward as models representing their business on the night.

Some businesses will also have stands on the night to include Luccious Jewellery and Accessories, Pulse Pacemakers and Sally West with fashion stands, DFC Merchandise and Tony McDonnell. Also on the night, Youth Groove Stage School will give a special performance.

What recession? You can be a part of this for only €15 per adult and a discounted rate of €10 for students.
The show starts at 7.45 pm but show up early as a lot of interest is expected.

With a list of local retail outlets participating such as Exit children's wear, Tommy Hilfiger children's wear, Heaven, Pulse Pacemaker, Tony McDonnell, Freestyle, Tommy Hilfiger (ladies and gents), McKenna Man, Neola, Morgan, Sally West, F.J. Murphy, McArdle Boutique, Unique Boutique, TresBelle Hair Design and Dundalk Football Club merchandise, it promises to be a night of high fashion.

Compered by Pat O'Shaughnessy and followed by a disco with Ridleys Resident DJ, a whole night's fun for very little money.

The money goes to a good cause with 100% of all proceeds in aid of the Dundalk Youth Development Centre, the construction of which to the rear of Oriel Park Dundalk is well under way and also to St John Of Gods (D.P.E.), Drumcar, Co. Louth.

Top raffle prizes including first prize sponsored by TresBelle Hair Design (Felda Gym).

Tickets available from the participating businesses/shops or pay at the door on the night or telephone 042 9320854.