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Skullduggery

An Tain to stage ‘Skullduggery’ in Dundalk

THE Cuchulainn Players are staging an original musical comedy entitled ‘Skullduggery’ by Tony de Barra in An Tain Theatre from February 16-18 at 8pm.

Niall McCann

Dundalk film-maker to have documentary aired on Setanta

LOCAL Film-maker Niall McCann is about to have his first documentary aired on Setanta Ireland at 10pm on Monday.

Brendan McCourt from St Alphonsus Road receiving a St Patrick's Medal from Cardinal Sean Brady in St Patrick's Cathedral, Dundalk for his 25 years service as an organist

Medal for 25 years service

THE organist at St Patrick’s Cathedral was presented with a St Patrick’s Medal by Cardinal Sean Brady in recognition of his 25 years service to the church.

Tony Broadhurst and his Take Me Out date, Serena

Tony gets date on Take Me Out

A YOUNG Dundalk man is set to appear on TV3’s popular dating gameshow with a difference ‘Take Me Out’ on Friday, February 10 at 9pm.

Students from the 2nd year of the BA in Video & Film Production along with students on the Certificate for Skills in Independent Living will be featured in a Nationwide piece that features a joint project the two groups of students undertook this year. Entitled DKIT Ablevision, the project was inspired by a network of the same name in the US where people with special needs work alongside others in making television programmes

Film selected for sci-fi festival

A SHORT film made by four Dundalk Institute of Technology (DkIT) students has been selected for the International Sci-fi Film festival.

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