Revellers get a jump on summer fun

IT HAS been a weekend for everybody.

Mon, 02 Jun, 2008 - 01:00

Eclectic music in Bandon, beating bodhráns in Milltown Co Kerry, comedy in Kilkenny and a flutter on the horses at the races in Kilbeggan.

On Noreside, 30,000 people gathered for the annual Cat Laughs festival to hear the likes of Des Bishop, Ed Byrne and Rich Hall.

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