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Molli-Ann O'Halloran
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Hiya, my name is Molli-Ann, I am 19 years old, and I’m from Limerick City. As a proud representative of my beloved Treaty City, I’m delighted to represent my county. I work in Bunratty Castle as an Irish traditional singer. It’s great to have a laugh and chat with people from all walks of life. Working in a castle has its perks, I get to dress as a princess and sing, happy days! I’m currently studying Music and soon hope to study Social Studies to broaden my communication skills with children and young adults, and want to incorporate music as a method of communication. I’m a young woman living with Autism. I’m a passionate advocate for individuals with Autism also. I love to speak and raise awareness to create positive change. I like to bake, try new things and push myself out of my comfort zone. Music is my passion. I enjoy busking with Novas to help spread some joy at Christmas time through song. I am driven and compassionate. A motto I live by is “just keep swimming”. I’m excited to experience Tralee and make the most of this amazing opportunity!
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