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There was music, laughter and plenty of reminiscing in Tullamore last Friday night as Offaly's Ballyboy Comhaltas marked 25 years with a special Dinner Dance at the Bridge House Hotel.
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The long-running Offaly branch of Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann was joined by members past and present, along with family, friends and supporters from across the county, to celebrate a quarter century of traditional music and community spirit.
Guests enjoyed a night food, dancing and live entertainment, with plenty of céilí tunes and stories shared from years gone by. The evening also offered a chance to look back on Ballyboy Comhaltas’s proud history of promoting Irish music, song and dance in the area.
See all Ger Rogers' photos from the Ballyboy Comhaltas 25 Years Dinner Dance above.
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