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Principal of Scoil Pól, Michael O’Hara (centre) with TY coordinator Sean O’Donnell and Noreen Lyons Buckley of the Charleville Park Hotel, ahead of the school’s fashion show there on October 4.

There will be fashion galore on the catwalk this weekend, as Scoil Pól are set to hold their first fundraiser of the year with a spectacular fashion show this Saturday, October 4.

The Kilfinane school are hoping to raise €5,000 from the night, and from the proceeds, a donation will be given to support St Joseph's Foundation in Charleville, along with the school's Transition Year programme.

"St Joseph's Foundation in Charleville aims to provide people with disabilities with the opportunity to live the life of their choice to their fullest potential and it ties with our social awareness programme for Transition Years. The night will also help to reduce costs for families and to fund modules in Transition Year`," the principal explained.

The fashion show will take place this Saturday in the Charleville Park Hotel featuring plenty fashion, beauty and accessory stalls - a reception with wine and nibbles will welcome guests upon their arrival.

Kilmallock's Niamh Webb O'Rourke of the 'Love Life' beauty and fashion blog will also be MC on the night.

"A really enjoyable night is promised. This is our first fundraiser this year and we are hoping to do something else in the New Year, but all support would be greatly appreciated," principal O'Hara added.

On the night, there will be fashion from many shops in surrounding areas, namely; Kimono in Newcastle West, Raspberry Red in Bruff, Murray's of Charleville, Mr Mister Menswear Mitchelstown, Cherish in Charleville, Morans and Lily's in Charleville, Dinky Threads in Charleville, Ela Maria in Newcastle West, Serendipity shoe boutique in Adare, Elvery Sports in Charleville and Sharon Gregory Design, Mallow.

Doors open at 7.30pm with the show starting at 8pm. Tickets (€15 each, two for €25) are available from the school in Kilfinane, from all participating shops and on the door on the night.

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