Macra: Festival to find a Blue Jean Country Queen

Blue Jean Country Queens from across the country, and from overseas, will be under the spotlight in Athboy, Co Meath, this bank holiday weekend, as the 30th annual festival gets under way.

Macra: Festival to find a Blue Jean Country Queen
Thu, 01 Jun, 2017 - 01:00

Blue Jean Country Queens from across the country, and from overseas, will be under the spotlight in Athboy, Co Meath, this bank holiday weekend, as the 30th annual festival gets under way.

cap: Reigning Blue Jean Country Queen Dearbhla O’Connor at the launch of this year’s festival. Picture: David Gilroy

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: Athboy, Co MeathPlace: CorkPlace: AvondhuPlace: AthboyPlace: ParkPerson: Dearbhla O’ConnorPerson: David GilroyPerson: Nathan CarterPerson: Niamh HowardPerson: Fermoy MacraPerson: Nicole O’DonovanPerson: Sheena MurphyPerson: Rita DineenPerson: Trevor SmithPerson: Tina GrowneyPerson: Joe HealyPerson: DJPerson: John BirdPerson: QueenPerson: Samantha BaldwinPerson: SamanthaPerson: John ConwayPerson: John ThompsonEvent: Blue Jean Country QueensEvent: Great Blue Jean Bake OffEvent: TheOrganisation: CarberyOrganisation: CrossmahonOrganisation: Bandon MacraOrganisation: Aghinagh MacraOrganisation: Whitechurch MacraOrganisation: Athboy Credit UnionOrganisation: AthboyOrganisation: Darnley Lodge HotelOrganisation: Meath Macra na FeirmeOrganisation: Forefront NutritionOrganisation: M&G GroundworksOrganisation: MacraOrganisation: Ulster Young Farmers Clubs
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