Killeen National School has been undergoing a massive fundraiser to improve their facilities
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It was all happening at the entertainment marquee at the Longford ploughing championships in Ballymahon as local band 4Degrees West rocked the joint and revellers responded by rarely leaving the dance floor.
Their version of Mr Brightside by The Killers is an anthem that has seen many a quiet party explode to life and it went down a treat with line dancing enthusiasts along the banks of the banks of the Royal Canal in Drinan.
The 89th County Longford Ploughing Championships took place on the lands of the Delaney family in Drinan, Ballymahon on Sunday, March 23 and thousands flocked to the great site to enjoy rural vibes and a top class event.
PICTURES | Thousands enjoy rural vibes at top class Longford ploughing match in Ballymahon
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