Kilmaine football club will host a version of the hit TV show ‘Strictly Come Dancing' in Castlebar on the 3rd Febuary. The dancers have been busy in the community hall over the last number of weeks and the lessons are stepping up after the Christmas break in anticipation of the competition. The night promises to be great fun and one to remember!

Tickets are on sale now around Kilmaine or contact Padraig at 087 7767961.

Thanks to Natalie Hairdesign, Kilmaine who has offered to style the dancers hair, Fallon for Men, Tuam who are supporting the outfits and Images Health & Beauty, Ballinrobe for the girls make-up.

All support is greatly appreciated 

Location and Date
At The Royal Theatre & Event Centre, Castlebar

Friday 3rd February 2012

Doors Open at 7.30pm

• A minimum of €500 along with a percentage of proceeds raised on the night will be donated to the opening of Pieta House West, Tuam, a centre for the Prevention of Self-Harm and Suicide (http://www.pieta.ie/)

• Funds to be used for development of the community pitch.

Check out the event on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/events/303638303013706/

The Dancers 

Pat Kelly & Marie Killeen
Brian Maloney & Elaine O' Connor
Jaralth McDonagh & Claire Higgins
David Hughes & Hayley Elbert
Kevin Sheridan & Treasa McLoughlin
Ger Canny & Jacinta Loftus
Declan Heneghan & Leanne Shaughnessy
Mike Carrig & Catherine Carrig
Luke Morley & Imara Poca 

Back row (L-R): Mike Carrig, Pat Kelly, Kevin Sheridan, Brian Maloney, Declan Heneghan, Ger Canny, Jaralth McDonagh, and David Hughes. Front row: Catherine Carrig, Marie Killeen, Treasa McLoughlin, Elaine O' Connor, Leanne Shaughnessy, Jacinta Loftus, Claire Higgins and Hayley Elbert. Missing from picture Luke Morley & Imara Poca

Dances
Each couple will perform four dances; two of these dances will be performed by the entire group while the final two are performed by each couple.

The dance routines include the "Viennese Waltz", "Jive", "Cha-Cha", "Quick Step" and a "Slow Waltz"
 

About Pieta House West (Tuam)

Pieta House, a centre for the prevention of suicide, already has bases in Dublin and Limerick, and there is huge support for a centre in Tuam.

The target is to raise 150 thousand euro over the next 12 months for the renovation of a building in the HSE Turloughmore campus were "Pieta House West" will be based. This free service is badly needed in the area and we wish the committee the best of luck in the venture.

Pieta House West news 

Dec 21st

http://www.tuamherald.ie/2011/12/21/community-involvement-key-to-securing-pieta-house-west/

Dec 14th 

http://www.galwaynews.ie/23231-public-meeting-pieta-house-tuam 

Dec 14th

http://www.tuamherald.ie/2011/12/14/festive-trek-to-raise-funds-for-pieta-house-west/ 

Dec 5th 

http://www.galwaynews.ie/23048-tuam-pieta-house-plans-dependant-funding 

Nov 9th

http://www.galwaynews.ie/22602-pieta-house-submit-plan-toghermore-tuam 

Sept 21st

http://www.tuamherald.ie/2011/09/21/toghermore-earmarked-for-west%E2%80%99s-first-pieta-house/ 

More 

http://www.pieta.ie/Newsletter/Secret-millionaire.html