ICA ladies make a song and dance of it in Grenagh

A lively Trathnona Gaeilge (Irish Evening) was held in Grenagh Hall on Sunday, November 3.
ICA ladies make a song and dance of it in Grenagh
Thu, 12 Dec, 2002 - 00:00

The event was hosted by the Grenagh ICA; there was singing in Irish, rinncí seit, agus falla luimní.

Gene Harrington accompanied the singers for the first hour. Fionnuala Ní Chonnaill led the singing, while other members, such as Nora Twomey, sang the old favourites.

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