Stars In Their Eyes [© photos here...]
Photo shows Marc Egan (Soggy Bottom Boy), Eddie Conroy (MC) and Tracey McDermott (Michael Jackson)
The Railway Bar wrote: "Not only Stars in their Eyes but in all our eyes. They were brilliant. Stephen Gannon was Noel Gallagher, Marc Egan was The Soggy Bottom Boy, Colette Noone was Imelda May, Thomas James Connolly was Ed Sheeran, Tracy McDermott was Michael Jackson, Paddy Fennelly was Shane Filan, Gerard Dwyer was Kenny Rogers and Adrian King was Kevin Hickey, well done to you all and thanks so much."
What an excellent night's entertainment! Who would ever believe there is so much talent in this little town of ours! Congratulations to everyone involved !!
[© realboyle photos here...]
What an excellent night's entertainment! Who would ever believe there is so much talent in this little town of ours! Congratulations to everyone involved !!
[© realboyle photos here...]
Tony Conboy's Oblique View
Roscommon GAA Senior Panel in Abbey Park
View Large Photo [here...] courtesy of Tony Conboy : Blog post [here...]
Back l-r. Keith Carr, Tommy Gilligan, Gay Sheeran, Ian Kibride, Senan Kilbride, Niall Carty, Enda Smith, Matthew Whyte, Neil Collins, Micheal Finneran, Cathal Shine, Craig Burns, Ciaran Cafferkey, Donie Smith, Paddy Brogan, Ronan Daly, Walter Burke.
Tony wrote: "The World Cup Carnival: Although I occasionally get a little guilty at the amount of time I spend watching the World Cup, especially the earlier evening games, it makes for compelling viewing for the football enthusiast."
"Shorts on the GAA Scene: I had not meant these paragraphs to be so sports orientated but it is hard to avoid it with all that is going on. On Sunday, in the sunshine of the resplendent Abbey Park, Roscommon overcame Sligo in a good challenge. Boyle’s representatives here, Enda and Donal Smith, were prominent. Next week does not look too promising on that score either. Perhaps when the Arts Festival starts some calm will emerge."
Read the full Blog post [here...] View Large Photo [here...] courtesy of Tony Conboy
"Shorts on the GAA Scene: I had not meant these paragraphs to be so sports orientated but it is hard to avoid it with all that is going on. On Sunday, in the sunshine of the resplendent Abbey Park, Roscommon overcame Sligo in a good challenge. Boyle’s representatives here, Enda and Donal Smith, were prominent. Next week does not look too promising on that score either. Perhaps when the Arts Festival starts some calm will emerge."
Read the full Blog post [here...] View Large Photo [here...] courtesy of Tony Conboy
The Railway Bar, Elphin Street
"Stars In Their Eyes" this Friday 4th July will include Sonny & Cher, Kenny Rodgers, Michael Jackson, Shane Filan, Imelda May and The Soggy Bottom Boys. We're currently finalising the songs for the other artists. Kick off is at 9.30pm on Friday.
This was a most enjoyable event last year and I'm sure it will be another great event tonight. I hope to have photos for you during the day tomorrow, Saturday. See you there...
This was a most enjoyable event last year and I'm sure it will be another great event tonight. I hope to have photos for you during the day tomorrow, Saturday. See you there...
A Groove Back to the 80’s
Parker’s Disco Memories, Daly’s Storehouse 19th July from 10pm. DJ Dermot Leydon belting out the 80’s tunes - Dress Code – everything 80’s - Prizes for best outfits.Admission €10 : Fundraiser in aid of the Boyle Horse and Summer Show
Betty Martin R.I.P. May she rest in peace.
Formerly of Greatmeadow, Boyle. Reposing at her residence (Woodlands, Barrymore, Athlone) on Friday from 4pm until 8pm. Requiem Mass on Saturday at 11am in St. Joseph's Church, Boyle with burial afterwards in Assylin Cemetery. House private on Saturday morning, please. Family flowers only, donations, if desired, in lieu to Cancer care West Hospice.
Ar dheís Dé go raibh a h-anam dhílis.
Ar dheís Dé go raibh a h-anam dhílis.
