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The packed gathering in St Joseph's Centre in Leitrim Village for the showing of the short film 'Padraig'. Pictures: Noreen Gaffney
A packed crowd gathered in St. Joseph's centre, Leitrim Village on Saturday evening last for the first showing of a short film 'Padraig' following the life past and present of Padraig Gilbride, Kiltoghert.
The film was produced by Maureen Moreton-O'Bern and her daughter Lauren Grace O'Bern.
A wonderful evening was enjoyed by everybody in attendance followed by lovely music and refreshments.
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Padraig Gilbride (right) pictured with his relations from UK including the film makers of short film 'Padraig' outside St Joseph's Centre, Leitrim Village (l-r) Andrew and Margaret Atkinson with little Billy Atkinson in Margaret's arms, film makers Lauren Grace O'Bern and Maureen Moreton-O'Bern, husband Michael O'Bern
Kiltoghert native, poet Mary Guckian, now living in Dublin, warmly shakes hands with Padraig Gilbride ahead of the first viewing of the short film 'Padraig'
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Pictured enjoying a wonderful evening at the showing of 'Padraig' in St. Joseph's Centre on Saturday evening last (l-r) Thomas Earley, Des Foley, John James Gilmartin, Francie Foley, John Moffatt, Frank McLoughlin, Sean Ward (musician)
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Lovely little Billy Atkinson, cousin of Padraig Gilbride, travelled from the UK for the premiere of 'Padraig'
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