Betty Bible/Mulcahy - Honoured
Betty Bible/Mulcahy has been honoured by the Rotary Club of Waterford for her contribution to the Social, Cultural and development of Irish Dancing in Waterford, Ireland and Internationally .
The Paul Harris Fellowship is an international award considered to be the highest honour a Rotary Club can bestow. The Presentation was made last Monday at the Tower Hotel. In her speech, Kathleen Fitzgerald, President of Waterford Rotary Club, noted that virtually every Waterford family has been influenced in some way by Betty Bible over the years.
In a career of dance and teaching that expands decades, Betty’s dancers have been represented on National Television and at competitions internationally. The Waterford Rotary Club recognised in particular, Betty’s contribution to individuals, Waterford as a City and Irish Dancing Internationally.
Pictured is Rotary President Kathleen Fitzgerald presenting The Paul Harris Fellowship Award to Betty Bible/Mulcahy. Included are her daughters Jean Harris and Faith Drohan. and David Breen, Waterford Rotary. Photo: John Power
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Betty Bible/Mulcahy - Honoured
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