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There was glitz and glamour galore in Edgeworthstown on Friday night last, as the local Tidy Towns held the media launch for their fundraising CD ‘Edgeworthstown Litter Pickers’.
The recording artists were greeted from a limousine, before walking up the red carpet to the Sportsman’s Inn.
“It went well, a big crowd attended the launch,” explained Chairperson of Edgeworthstown Tidy Towns, Cllr Tom Victory.
The brainchild of Dessie Rynn’s, the CD consists of 23 tracks by talented local artists, featuring everything from traditional music to story-telling.
Funds raised will go to Edgeworthstown Tidy Towns, “for the improvement of work in the town,” added Cllr Victory.
A concert to officially launch the CD will take place on Easter Sunday, April 20 at 9pm in the Park House Hotel. A great night of entertainment is promised, featuring a local dance competition and performances on the night by the artists featured on the CD.
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