CALLING all junior singers, musicians, poets, jugglers, acrobats, dancers, magicians, mime artists and sports stars!

The Clare Echo in association with The Planet Ennis, is proud to launch their official virtual talent show.

With so much uncertainty these days, we want to bring some joy to the people of Clare and we want to see YOUR amazing skills.

Send us a short video (no longer than one minute) showcasing your talent, whether it’s dancing around the kitchen with your cat or doing the splits in your sitting room, anything goes!

We have some great prizes up for grabs courtesy of The Planet Entertainment Centre, Ennis.

First prize for the Under 10 category is entry to The Planet’s soft play area for the winner and three friends, while the runner up will win entry with three friends to the 9D cinema experience.

The winner of the 10-14 year olds category will be treated to a game of bowling at The Planet Ennis with three of their friends and the runner up will get to experience the 9D cinema with three of their friends.

Send us your entries via Facebook, Twitter, Instagram or email to news@clareecho.ie.

The winners will be announced next Thursday, March 26, so get cracking and show us what you’ve got!

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