St Patrick's Day Community Tea Party in Rostrevor.
With traditional music by Comhaltas Rinn Mhic Giolla Rua, singing by Cór na nÓg Caisleán Ruairí and Irish Dancing by Nolan Kerrin School of Dance.
Tea coffee and cakes served.
Free event; donations gratefully received to support Irish language and cultural activities in the Social Club.
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Tel +447539161158
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