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Strauss Ball Report Patrons are still airborne after the Strauss Ball which took place in the Fairways Hotel, Dundalk last Saturday night. The Ball which is organised annually by the Cross Border Orchestra of Ireland (CBOI) was supported by over 200 patrons who despite the recession and adverse weather conditions, travelled from all over the Border region, Dublin, Kildare, Armagh, Antrim and further afield to attend. In particular it was great to welcome the CBOI\u2019s primary corporate sponsor Mr Paul McGowan, Hilco UK who is a huge supporter of this great orchestra. This year the CBOI was celebrating its 15th Anniversary and so in addition to a champagne reception, and seven course banquet, patrons were treated to music by the full 120 member symphony orchestra, making it one of the most magical, memorable and special occasions imaginable. Directed by Maestro Gearid Grant, the orchestra sounded spectacular. One guest commented, \u201cI don\u2019t think I have ever seen as much talent per square foot on a stage in my life\u201d. The versatility of the evening was very evident, as the orchestra moved from Strauss to Rock\u2018n\u2019Roll effortlessly. Dancers were swept around the floor by the energy of the music. Another supporter said "our limbs had no choice but to celebrate the sound and dance". Daire Stanley provided a special treat with a performance of some Big Band music which he executed with great style and panache. Emmanuel Lawler who was a thoroughly entertaining and engaging Master of Ceremonies for the evening thanked all the guests who attended the Ball and congratulated them on their great support of the CBOI and the Arts in Ireland. Christmas spirit was very evident on the night with over 20 prizes generously sponsored by local businesses. A \u20ac1,000 voucher for Waterford Crystal was won by Siobhn Ni Dhill, Co Meath while other prizes included several \u20ac250 gift vouchers for Denby. Other sponsors of spot prizes included the Claremont Restaurant, Blackrock, the Break, Blackrock, Haggardstown Garden Centre, Edge Hair Salon, Dundalk; Felda, Hair At No. 1, Carlingford; Windsor Restaurant, Dundalk; New Faces, Dundalk; Brian McQuillan Pharmacy, Blackrock; Bay Tree Restaurant, Carlingford; Cherville B&B, Drumalee, Cavan; Danucci Chocolates, Fitzpatrick\u2019s Restaurant, Cooley. Councilor Jim Darcy sponsored the chocolates, while Noel Sweeney and Cooley Distillery supplied personalized miniatures. Great credit is due to the Fairways Hotel as the food and service on the night were exceptional. The Ball room and entrance to the hotel were specially decorated for the occasion by Catriona Hughes, Ravensdale, creating a magical atmosphere and adding to the sense of excitement and anticipation. Special credit is due to the CBOI Parents Association committee for their huge efforts in organising the ball. For further details about the Strauss Ball or any Cross Border Orchestra of Ireland events, please log on to www.cboi.ie or join us on facebook www.facebook.com/crossborderorchestra CBOI Appear On TV3 The Cross Border Orchestra featured on TV3's popular programme The Morning Show on monday 13th of December. Founding Director Sharon Treacy-Dunne appeared as a guest on the show along with CBOI members Martin, Claire and Alanna Burke. Presenters Sybil Mulcahy and Martin King spoke with the group in an interview that focused on the history of the orchestra and also the recent tour to China The entire broadcast of The Morning Show can be viewed online at TV3.ie. A huge thanks goes to Martina Morrow for setting up the interview with TV3. Peace Proms Ticket Info Below you will find ticket information for the following February 2011 Peace Proms Sat 5th Feb - Helix Dublin, 3pm and 8pm Sun 6th Feb - Waterfront, Belfast , 3pm and 8pm Sat 12th Feb - Leisureland, Galway, 3pm and 8pm Sun 13th Feb - Royal Theatre, Mayo, 3pm and 8pm Sat 19th Feb - City Hall, Cork, 3pm and 8pm Sun 20th Feb - City Hall, Cork, 2pm and 7pm All tickets are at concession price of 10 or \u20ac12.50 (price includes Box Office commission) Tickets for Belfast Peace Proms are on sale from the Waterfront Hall, Belfast, 2 Lanyon Place, Belfast Book on Line: www.waterfront.co.uk Phone: 028 9033 4455 Email: boxoffice@waterfront.co.uk Tickets for Mayo Peace Proms are on sale from the Royal Theatre, Castlebar: Book on Line from the Roayl Theatre: www.TheRoyal.ie or fromTicketmaster: www.ticketmaster.ie Phone Ticketmaster: 0801300000 Call in person to the Royal Theatre. Tickets for Galway Peace Proms are on sale from the Town Hall Theatre Galway, Book on Line from the Town Hall: www.tht.ie or from Ticketmaster www.ticketmaster.ie Phone the Them Hall Galway: 091 569777 or Ticketmaster: 08183000000 Call in person to the Town Hall, Galway, Courthouse Square, Galway Mon \u2013 Sat, 10am \u2013 7.30pm. Tickets for Cork Peace Proms are on sale from ProMusica, 20 Oliver Plunkett St. Cork Book on Line from Ticketmaster: www.ticketmaster.ie Phone: 0818300000 Call in Peason to ProMusica, 20 Oliver Plunkett St, Cork Tickets for Dublin Peace Proms will be on sale soon from The Helix, DCU, Collins Avenue, Galsnevin, Dublin9: Book on Line: www.thehelix.ie Phone 01 700 7000 Email: info@thehelix.ie Call in Person to The Helix, DCU, Collins Avenue, Galsnevin, Dublin9 The Cross Border Orchestra of Ireland would like to wish you a very Happy Christmas and wonderful New Year. 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