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The Keadue Band pictured at the Viking House Hotel, with Keadue in the background, after performing after Mass at St. Mary’s Kincasslagh on
St Patrick’s Day. Many of the band members this year are new young recruits. Also included in the photo is the Keadue legend, Pat Anthony
Ward, 81, the band’s oldest member whose career in the band goes back to the successful Keadue Band of the 1950s. Paddy Ferry, the band’s leader, once again made the trip from Edinburgh with his son, Patrick, to join the band and to celebrate their feast day on Irish soil.
Following Mass, the band also performed at the Burtonport Community Centre in Acres and in Dungloe where they entertained the patients in the hospital. Photo courtesy James Boyle.
The man told gardaí he knew it was wrong to be selling the cannabis but was only doing it because of the amount of cannabis he was smoking himself. File photo
There is to be an increase in funding to the post office network from €10 million in 2025 to €15 million for 2026
The man was cleared of theft at Buncrana District Court.
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