Festival to tickle funny bones

THERE should be laughs galore at the 55th North Cork Drama Festival, which opens at the Community Hall in Charleville tomorrow night and continues until March 31.

Festival to tickle funny bones
Thu, 22 Mar, 2007 - 00:00
Ray Ryan

Several of the nine plays are comedies which are having a big impact on the amateur festival circuit.

Festival director Elizabeth O’Gorman said there will be an exciting programme of plays, which Charleville parish priest Canon Sean Cotter will officially open tomorrow night.

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