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The band were in top form at the latest Rambling House
Age Friendly Roscrea held one of their hugely popular Rambling House events last week and pictured above are the musicians on the night were Tommy McDonnell, Dinny Quirke, Dick Conroy, Anthony Bourke and Michael Thompson who had the crowd singing along to favourites from the 1960s and 70's. Photo: PJ Wright
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Mickey and Marie Phelan are pictured above enjoying the craic and ceoil at the Rambling House event in Roscrea last week. Photo: PJ Wright
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Anthony Bourke and Aidan Guilfoyle gave a great rendition of 'Sliabh Na mBan' at the Rambling House event - mark your diary for the next event. Photo: PJ Wright
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Dancing in the Courthouse - at the brilliant Rambling House event in the headquarters of Age Friendly Roscrea are Cronan Wright and Joan Ryan who greatly enjoyed the event which is growing in popularity. Photo: PJ Wright
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