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2012: Glanworth Players present 'The Two Loves of Gabriel Foley'

The Two Loves of Gabriel Foley cast

Tim Avril Amy

Mary Mahon (as Lucy Lacey) in make-up.

$Avril Vickery (as Hazel) being made-up by Rachael O\'Donoghue$

Amy Murphy (as Chrissie) in make-uo)

Liam (John Aherne) and Gabriel (Tim Roche) before curtain up.

The view from the stage.

$Mary O\'Neill (as Aggie) and Mary Mahon (as Lucy)$

A sisterly cup of tea.

Practice makes imperfect.

Gabriel (Tim Roche) with mother Aggie.

$Gabriel practises asking \'Rosaria\' on a date.$

$Chrissie tries to spark Gabriel\'s interest$

$Liam\'s views on romance.$

Chrissie gets advice from Liam.

A right pair.

Time for a lesson in kissing.

Lucy hits the floor.

Getting Lucy out of the way.

Gabriel and Hazel.

$There\'s chemistry in the script.$

Hazel and Chrissie square up.

Lucy is disoriented.

Morag gives directions.

$Clive (Bernard Gallagher) & Morag (Marian O\'Callaghan.$

Clive and his script.

Gabriel returns.

Gabriel is wary of Hazel.

$Hazel is \'revved up\'.$

The sparks fly.

Hazel claims her man.

Gabriel and Chrissie.

Gabriel knocks out Clive.

A sight for Aggie.

Lucy is not impressed.

Gabriel and Chrissie are dressed to impress.

Caught between two loves.

Hazel spoils the party.

Hazel the temptress.

Hazel is ready for action.

Tempers are flaring.

Aggie spits fire at Hazel.

Liam tries to keep the peace.

Clive proposes to Hazel.

If looks could kill.

Chrissie gets to grips with Hazel.

Aggie finds it all too much.

The fainting sisters.

The final bow.

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