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A special presentation took place at Keane's Oyster Bar and Restaurant, Lisdeen, Clare, on Sunday, September 7, 2025.
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Fr Joe Tynan PP made the presentation to Michael and Bridie Keane and their family to mark 25 years of the Two-Mile-Borris Friends travelling to the west Clare region.
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The event, which has become a longstanding tradition, was originally started by the late Mick Galvin of The Shambles, Two-Mile-Borris, who was originally from Moyasta, county Clare.
Also included in the photograph above was Gerry Bowe, chief organiser of the event throughout the years.
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