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Little squeals of delight, hugs, kisses and smiling faces greeted Kilbehenny's Kellie Lewis recently when she performed for some of her youngest fans in Tree Tops Preschool in her home village.
The children really enjoyed meeting Kellie, whose journey they have been following on The Voice of Ireland. She entranced the children with her rendition of 'True Colours' - she has their vote anyway and Mairead Fitzgerald and all at the preschool want to wish Kellie the best of luck in the quarter-finals on Sunday next.
The students also had a great day at the beginning of March when they took part in National Pyjama Day, where they raised €98 for the BetterLife Cycle from Donegal to Cork, which takes place in June to raise money for St Joseph's Foundation, Charleville. Two of the women taking part in the cycle, Kay O'Gorman and Joan Considine, were busy on the day visiting preschools in the area to raise money for the cycle event, which hopes to raise more than €30,000 for the Charleville organisation.
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