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Pictures; Eamonn McGee
All the action from day one of Feile 19 at Semple Stadium captured by ace photographer Eamonn McGee.
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PICTURE: Eamonn McGee
PICTURE: Eamonn McGee
The one and only Wendy James PICTURE: Eamonn McGee
Eleanor McEvoy at Feile 19 PICTURE: Eamonn McGee
PICTURE: Eamonn McGee
Horslips on the main stage at Semple Stadium PICTURE: Eamonn McGee
Sinead O'Connor stealing the show during her powerful set at Feile 19 PICTURE: Eamonn McGee
Steve Wall of The Stunning bringing the evening's proceedings to a close on day one of Feile 19 PICTURE: Eamonn McGee
Jerry Fish makes his way into the crowd for a quick selfie with fans PICTURE: Eamonn McGee
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