The Dromara hills were alive with the sound of ukulele music on Saturday thanks to those who attended the inaugural ‘Big
Ukuhooley’ event at the Turnip House tearoom and craft shop near Leitrim. The well-attended day of fun and music also
raised much-needed funds for Slieve Croob Community First Responders. Newcastle Ukes members Benji Ward, Paddy
Rooney and Jimmy Wills are pictured at the event with Slieve Croob Community First Responders’ Loretta Gribben and
Anne Mackin. CH47-170626 Photos: Chris Halpin
See the video of one of the performances at the Big Ukuhooley in the Turnip House Tearoom and craft shop near Leitrim.
The money raised at the event went to Slieve Croob Community First Responders.
The Dromara hills were alive with the sound of ukulele music on Saturday thanks to those who attended the inaugural ‘Big Ukuhooley’ event at the Turnip House tearoom and craft shop near Leitrim. The well-attended day of fun and music also raised much-needed funds for Slieve Croob Community First Responders. Newcastle Ukes members Benji Ward, Paddy Rooney and Jimmy Wills are pictured at the event with Slieve Croob Community First Responders’ Loretta Gribben and Anne Mackin. CH47-170626 Photos: Chris HalpinBrian Doyle from Castlewellan Ukes and Sean Mageean from Newcastle Ukes get ready to play at The Big Ukuhooley. CH48-170626Mulholland’s Ukulele group members from Castlewellan. CH49-170626
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