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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Ceili Group Website link
The Philadelphia Ceili Group is an all volunteer non profit 501c, educational organization run by a nine member board dedicated to the promotion of Irish traditional music,dance and culture of Ireland. It was founded in 1958 and has run a yearly festival of Irish Traditional music in early September since 1974. It is currently celebrating it's 51th year. www.philadelphiaceiligroup.org
For further info email ceiliconcerts@gmail.com
The Philadelphia Ceili Group proudly supports the WTMR Irish Radio Shows
Mail your donation to WTMR Radio, C/O Sunday Irish Radio Shows, 2775 Mt. Ephraim Avenue, Camden, NJ 08104. _________________________________________________________
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Gardaà have recovered jewellery believed to be worth around €15,000 following a robbery in Dublin City Centre. |
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