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06 Sept 2025
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Dromard singer Seamus Sheridan launched his latest CD, entitled 'In the shadow of the Old Mill Wheel', at the Breffni Arms Hotel in Arva.
There was a great turnout at the October 27 launch and all proceeds from the sale of the CD will go to Down Syndrome Ireland.
There were a number of special guests, including John Glenn (former lead singer with the Mainliners Showband), Kay of the Nashville Sound Band, Barney Brady (Na Fianna Band) and Pauric Farrell (Fanfare Band). Music on the night by Seamus Farrell Breffni Country Band and the MC was MP Cummins of Sky TV and Mid-West Radio.
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