Culture Vannin board member secures second term

Tuesday, 26 May 2020 06:12

By Rob Pritchard @rpritchard9

A board member of Culture Vannin is set to take on a second term with the organisation.

Clare Kilgallon has been reappointed to the board in what is due to be her second and final term as a government appointed member.

Her commitment to local culture was marked with an award in 2014 and she's featured at numerous events and on various recordings which have represented the Isle of Man internationally.

Commenting on the news, Clare says she's 'thoroughly enjoyed' the last five years as part of Culture Vannin and that it's been a 'great honour' to help promote and support the Island's culture and heritage.

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