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06 Sept 2025
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The finale of Limerick's Got Talent takes place this weekend
THIS WEEKEND, the cream of the crop of local young and emerging talent will have the spotlight at the grand finale of Limerick’s Got Talent, at Lime Tree Theatre.
Fourteen up-and-coming acts — which include rappers, singers, magicians, dancers — will vie for the top prize this Saturday, August 6.
Tickets for the showcase, which kicks off at 8pm, are €12 and proceeds will go to Enable Ireland services. Last year, the talent competition raised €1,000 for the Irish Wheelchair Association.
Producer, Killian Fitzgerald said: “We are very excited about this weekend, and we hope that the people of Limerick come and support local talent. There is a great variety of entertainment on the evening.”
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