L-R: Kacper Zybert, Manager Shannon Town Centre, Paul O’Halloran, Maura McMahon, Focus Ireland, Damian O’Rourke, Cuppa Tea TV, Amy Houlihan, St. Caimin’s Community School and Ray Fean.

SHANNON MUSICIANS were among those to participate in Focus Ireland’s Big Busk.

Damian O’Rourke of Cuppa Tea TV together with local buskers raised €400 for Focus Ireland’s Big Busk in Shannon Town Centre. They performed in the shopping centre on April 12th.

It was the third year in a row of the Big Busk which was supported by Today FM and saw over 250 busking events across the country. All funds raised from the busking events will help end homelessness.

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