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More than 200 people attended the staging of Irish language drama Amhrán Pheadair Bhreathnaigh took place in Ionad an Chrois Bhealaigh on Arranmore.
The play was written by Prionsias Mac A Bhaird from Arranmore and the staging took place with the assistance of Fiona Glynn and Suzanne Ní Ghallachóir.
It was the first time on stage for the cast which was all made up of islanders.
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