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The priests were on the ball...
Nothing more symbolised the relationship between the Irish Catholic Church and the GAA than the formalities in the lead up to an All Ireland final in Croke Park. To the musical accompaniment of the Artane Boys band, there was the parade of the players, then a rousing version of the national anthem, followed by Faith of our Fathers, and then the sight of a bishop throwing in the ball to begin the game.
Rock for Jesus with the Harlem Gospel Choir
IF YOU are going to get an endorsement, a presidential endorsement is the one to get - or at least from the man who went on to become president.
Two great singers over one weekend
Kieran Goss, the acclaimed singer/songwriter whom country legend Don Williams calls "one of the most gifted performers around today" is visiting Kilkenny as part of his Irish tour.
Clonmacnoise youth festival draws the crowds
One month shy of the 30th anniversary of Pope John Paul II’s visit to Clonmacnoise, Co Offaly, over 1,000 young people turned out to celebrate their Catholic faith in a spirited and joyous fashion. Donning wellington boots and warm clothing, cold weather conditions only served to unite the crowd in a spirit of unity and fun.
Clonmacnoise youth festival draws the crowds
One month shy of the 30th anniversary of Pope John Paul II’s visit to Clonmacnoise, Co Offaly, over 1,000 young people turned out to celebrate their Catholic faith in a spirited and joyous fashion. Donning wellington boots and warm clothing, cold weather conditions only served to unite the crowd in a spirit of unity and fun.
The Harlem Gospel Choir head west
THE HARLEM Gospel Choir is possibly the most famous choir in the world and the first one that comes to mind when we think of the great tradition of Black American gospel music.