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This week our Throwback Thursday feature is taken from July 2002. There are lots of nostalgic photos from the towns and villages in The Nationalist circulation area, from the field of entertainment, sport, music, field evenings, general fun photos from out and about as everyone made hay while the sun shined.
Keep an eye out as you browse through the 16 images and see who you can recognize and remember from 19 years ago?
See also next week's issue of The Nationalist for these and more photos from 2002.
BELOW: Having a good time with Holly the Labrador at the Cashel Festival Field Day were Shauna Purcell, Lauren and Jemma Hayde, Megan Gallagher, Carmel Moloney, Chamice Hickey, Jessica O’Dwyer, and Stephanie Gallagher
See the next > to go through the gallery
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