Above: Niall, Eve, Saidbh and Tadhg Nerney with Gerry the dog
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Above: Niall, Eve, Saidbh and Tadhg Nerney with Gerry the dog
Ardagh Music Room students pictured during their Virtual Christmas Concert held on Sunday, December 20
A view of Ballinalee's Christmas lights
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