Have a laugh this Christmas

Frank Forde

Spend Your Christmas Party in the Company of George Hook, Michael D. Higgins, Brendan O’Connor, Bertie Ahern and More of Ireland’s Favourite Personalities!

It’s that time of year again, time to start planning this year’s office Christmas party, and if you are searching for something different this festive season, then Coffood Restaurant, Claremorris has the answer!

Enjoy a sumptuous 4-course meal in the intimate setting of Coffood Restaurant, and then sit back and prepare to laugh the night away, with entertainment from some of the country’s funniest impressionists and comedians, including Frank Forde and Shane Cunningham.

Castlebar’s Frank Forde is well established as a comedian on the theatre circuit around the country and abroad. Frank’s award-winning impersonations of Irish sporting personalities have earned him national coverage on the Late Late Show, the Joe Duffy Show and much more.
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Media Centre volunteer positions

1. Television Presenters/Producers
Claremorris Community Radio and Media Centre are looking for volunteer ‘Television Presenters/Producers’ to front and create new programs. This is a new venture for the centre and a great opportunity for someone interested in the medium of television. No experience is necessary as full training will be given.

2. Editors
Claremorris Community Radio and Media Centre require volunteer ‘Editors’ to help with the editing in television production. Experience with computers and editing software is essential for this role.

3. Tech Support
Claremorris Community Radio and Media Centre require volunteers to help with ‘Technical Support’. Experience with computers and information technology is essential for this role as it will involve testing, running and maintaining various types of digital equipment.

Contact Gordon Campbell at 087 0637637 or 094 9373737.

Broadcastathon and on

The 2012 Claremorris Community Radio Broadcastathon was a tremendous success for the volunteers and staff of the station.

Over the course of two day, 52 volunteers took to the airwaves to broadcast 44 live shows. Each show was not only live on 94.6 fm but was also broadcast over the internet as audio and TV.  The TV stream turned the broadcastathon into an international event as server logs indicated that it had attracted viewers from as far afield as New Zealand, Qatar and Canada.

The weekend also represents a job well done for the staff of the station who burned the midnight oil throughout the week prior to the big event, preparing the plush temporary studio in Innovation House on Chapel Lane.

The staff also managed to bring the Broadcastathon to the people of Claremorris with televisions in shop windows throughout the town showing the event.  Indeed it was impossible for anyone passing through the Square to miss the large television image being projected on to the gable wall of The Fáilte Bar!

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