Tesco worker has something to sing about

A LIMERICK supermarket worker is swapping the check out for the world of opera.

Tue, 16 May, 2006 - 01:00

After hugely successful concerts at the National Concert Hall Dublin and the University Concert Hall in Limerick, soprano Carmel Conway is leaving her job at Tesco to become a full-time professional.

And on Monday next she will head the bill at the National Concert Hall.

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