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The St Nauls Pipe Band Ardaghey celebrated 80 years in existence on Saturday. Please click on the arrows to go through the gallery-1749972004792.jpg)
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Following mass at the local church at St Naul’s Chapel, Ardaghey, there was a commemorative tree planting before refreshments were served in Inver Community Centre and Donegal manager Jim McGuinness was among the well-wishers, sending a video message before his side are due to face Mayo in Roscommon today.
“Just a quick message to wish you a massive congratulations,” he said. “An absolutely fantastic achievement, hope you all have an amazing celebration and enjoy every minute.”
Formed on St Patrick’s Day in 1945, the band quickly became a key feature of local events and has gained recognition far beyond the Donegal borders.
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