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Féile na mBán continues in Bundoran over the St Brigid’s bank holiday weekend, celebrating women in all walks of life. Click on the arrows to see Thomas Gallagher's photos from the launch:
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Running across multiple indoor and outdoor venues in Bundoran, the festival is described by organisers as 'a weekend of women-led artistry, discussion and celebration.'
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Activities range from sea swimming to the creative arts, with informative talks, workshops, concerts and well-being events taking place throughout the long weekend.
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