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Moville native Nadine Harkin has been crowned the festival queen.
The final took place last night and fourteen ladies were in attendance at Annie’s Bar in Moville for a chance to be crowned. The girls all represented various local businesses at the event.
“Thank you to all the beautiful ladies who took part last night and all those who sponsored them,” Moville Festival shared. “It was a great night.”
The Moville Festival kicked off on Wednesday and will run until Sunday. Today the performers are Salty Joe and The Whisky Preacher. Saturday will also host a pet show on the green, a bonny baby show and a treasure hunt starting from McGettigan’s Bar.
Sunday offers a day filled with events with the Keltic Knights starting at 4pm, followed by a Ceilí Session in the square and lastly, David Craig and his band will light up the stage.
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Eamon McLaughlin and event organisers with finalists of the Moville Festival Queen held in Anne's Bar, Moville Photo: Tom Heaney, nwpresspics
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