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After a week of polling and thousands of votes cast for all our entries, the public has chosen the five finalists for Louth's Next Superstar.
The heats were very contested, but here are your five finalists:
HEAT 1 WINNER: Adam Loughran
HEAT 2 WINNER: Yelena McGeough
HEAT 3 WINNER: Barry Murphy
HEAT 4 WINNER: Caitlyn Carroll
HEAT 5 WINNER: Caoimhe McBride
THE FINAL
Voting for the final of Louth's Next Superstar is now open! Click the link below to cast your vote and help decide who will be Louth's Next Superstar!
In the final, the public vote will be combined with the adjudication from our expert panel of judges: Paul Hayes, Patricia Duffy and Colette McGahon.
The winner will receive a massive prize pack worth over €1,800, including
Sponsored by An Tain, Connect Credit Union, Cusken, Dundalk Bureau De Change, Lockup Recording, National Tile, Specsavers and Spirit Store
All voting in the final will close at 11pm on Friday, November 5th.
Ciaran Flynn one of the two Bush pupils who became Trinity Scholars
Plans lodged for partially completed development in north Louth
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