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USE THE ARROWS OR 'NEXT' TO BROWSE THROUGH THE FULL GALLERY
Photos by Mark Kelly
Lough Key Forest Park became a home from home for hundreds of Leitrim people over the weekend as it played host to the hugely successful Night and Day Festival.
Top Irish acts including The Undertones, Ash, BellX1, Mick Flannery and Damien Dempsey made sure of a sell out weekend while Carricks Ensemble 32 and Manorhamiltons Grooveline also entertained the large crowds with Grooveline playing an energetic set on the main stage on Friday evening just ahead of headliners The Mersey Beatles.
Simon Harris also made an appearance at the event on Saturday spending four hours mingling and enjoying the event chatting freely with the concert goers.
The festival finished up on Sunday night with a fabulous performance from headliners BellX1.
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