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Huge crowds gathered for a great night of music in Tullamore as Jig Jam returned to the Faithful County for a trad session and a sing-song on February 8.
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The multi-award winning quartet from the heart of the Midlands invited all musicians and singers to take part in the session at The Old Warehouse in Tullamore.
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The band who are from Offaly and Tipperary also brought 78 North Americans on two buses to the venue to get a taste of traditional Irish music as part of their bus tour of Ireland.
Pictures courtesy of Ger Rogers Photography.
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