BUSINESS
Zumba for a great cause A
fundraising event with a difference will take place in the Butler Community
Centre on Thursday, April 26th. Zumba instructors Adriana from the
Waterford class, Rachel from Zumba Kilkenny and Breda from Suir Zumba are coming together to raise funds for Keeleigh Flynn from Tramore. When Keeleigh was nine weeks old she
was diagnosed with a choroid plexus tumour (a brain tumour). She got embolisation done of the tumour when she was just three months old, which is where they block the blood vessels that are feeding the tumour. From this Keeleigh suffered a stroke. She was left with weakness on her left hand side, she lost her sight, developed epilepsy and became developmentally delayed. Keeleigh can’t sit up or feed herself, she can’t talk or walk and needs 24 hour care.
Keeleigh Flynn
Even though she can’t do a lot of the things that a three and a half year old can do, she has a beautiful smile and laugh. She has her own personality and if she isn’t happy with something she would let you know! The tumour thankfully has gone, but the problems from the stroke remain for the little girl who will be four in June. The Zumbathon charity event promises to
be a great party event, with dancing, great music from DJ The Sounds Up and of course lots of fun. For more information call instructor
Adriana: 0863546446 OR email
zumbawithadriana@gmail.com Can't make it to the Zumba event, but still
would like to help out cause. Get a ZUMBA- Chino at the Cafe Royal in the Theatre Royal and all money raised through the sales go towards helping Keeleigh.
Sponsored by: Ardkeen Stores Butler Community Centre Royal Cafe My Waterford Waterford Today Waterford News & Star Tramore Advertiser Party Night Waterford Munster Express
www.zumbawithadriana.com
Pictured are the Mercy Secondary School Build A Bank Challenge Team who made a presentation on banking and the importance of saving to primary and secondary school students before the regional finals in LImerick. Pictured fr are Jessica Gayer, Aoife Purcell, Shannon Ruane, Sarah Croke, Patrica Hamm and Rebecca Howley and included are Michelle Culleton, Mercy Secondary School and Robert Grace, AIB student officer.
Pictured are Kevin Jephson, Ardkeen Quality Food Store and Kevin Sheridan, Sheridans Cheesemongers. Sheridans Cheesemongers will be hosting a three part cheese course at Ardkeen Quality Food Store during April and May. Providing a fantastic opportunity to learn from passionate experts through instruction, tasting and discussion, the classes will be held on three consecutive Tuesday evenings starting on April 24th. Bookings can be made through the customer service counter at Ardkeen or by phone on 051 874620. The cost is €65 pp. Further info available on
www.ardkeen.com
Pictured at WIT for this year’s Frank Edwards Memorial Lecture, presented by Waterford Council of Trade Unions entitled The Businessman, The Bishop and The News Editor” - Sex and Censorship in 1930s Waterford, with guest speaker Dr. Tony Keating, Edgehill University, Lancaster, were John Cluno, WCTU, Ivor O’ Donovan, TUI, Tom Creadon, President, WCTU, Dr. Tony Keating and Tom Hogan, WCTU. Photo: John Power
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Pictured at the Woodlands Hotel attending a Council on Quality and Leadership Accreditation review were Epp O’Neill, CQL; Julia Kelly, Michael Brazil, speaker; Johanna Cooney, Chief Executive, Brothers of Charity, SE; Tom Mullane, speaker, Val Lambe and Margaret Farrell. Photo: John Power
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