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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Above: Organisers and stall sellers at the Summer Market in Ballingarry. Included are Lily Harding, Breda Mitchell (secretary), Marie Kennedy, Sinead Kennedy, Marie Harding, Patricia Wright, Mary Hawley, Michael O’Meara and Sadie Kenny. Missing from the photo is Louise Cahalan
Despite the rain, Ballingarry Community Initiative held a very successful Summer Market in the the beautiful surroundings of Ballingarry Picnic Area.
There was a great selection of crafts, home baking, gifts, vegetables and plants and hot refreshments available.
The locals and those from further afield were happy to put on their rain jackets and come out to what has now become a firm favourite on the summer calendar.
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