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Celebrate Duhallow: Festivals, Anniversaries, and Fun Days at ‘A Day of the Regions’

IRD Duhallow’s “A Day of the Regions” is a vibrant initiative that celebrates the essence of life in Duhallow. First introduced in 2012 this initiative encourages both locals and visitors to engage with the community and explore the wide range of amenities, clubs, activities and resources available in the area. These events showcase the best of Duhallow’s culture, sport, tradition, and community spirit. They provide a fantastic opportunity for people to discover and participate in local activities, making it an inclusive celebration for all ages. The programme is open to support events across the region for the rest of the year. For more information or to organize an event contact helen.osullivan@irdduhallow.com

Millstreet Busking Festival

Photos By Seán Radley

The wonderfully dedicated Coordinators of the hugely successful Millstreet Busking Festival held on 21st June which included the very valuable input of IRD Duhhallow's "A Day of the Region" annual project.
The superbly talented and splendidly colourful "Marshmallow" Ukulele Group pictured in "The Clara Inn" having participated in the superb Millstreet Busking Festival held on Sat. 21st June - the longest day of the year!
Enjoyingthe hugely successful Millstreet Busking Festival held on 21st June - Sgt. Paul Lynch and Marie Twomey

Rylane Community Fun Day

Kids tug of war - tension, teamwork & fun
Highly competitive men’s hurdles, jumping over hay bales

Rathcoole Rovers Summer Party

Magician Steve Mills, entertaining the Crowds with Balloon Animals
It’s the Men against the Ladies in Tug-A-War. Looks like the men need to try extra hard!

Aubane 50th Anniversary Celebrations

Photos By Seán Radley

Historian supreme, Jack Lane (seated right, front row, with notes in hand) delivered a truly inspiring talk to a very appreciative audience at Aubane Community Centre on Saturday, 21st June - marking the 50th Anniversary of Aubane Community Centre.
John Dineen planted the official tree marking the recent 50th Anniversary of Aubane Community Centre followed by an afternoon of celebration on Sunday, 22nd June. Also included are (from left): Paddy Murphy, Kathleen Kelleher, Noreen Kelleher, John F. Kelleher, Denis Kelleher and Gerdi Buckley.
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