22/6/2016 The Mayor of the Metropolitan District of Limerick Cllr. Jerry O'Dea on Wednesday hosted a Civic Reception for Fionn O'Sullivan McCarthy from Ballysimon to present him with a Scroll to honour his achievement at winning the World Irish Dancing Championship in the Boys u-11 Group.
Photograph Liam Burke/Press 22
22/6/2016 The Mayor of the Metropolitan District of Limerick Cllr. Jerry O’Dea on Wednesday hosted a Civic Reception for Fionn O’Sullivan McCarthy to present him with a Scroll to honour his achievement at winning the World Irish Dancing Championship in the Boys u-11 Group. Our photo shows Fionn arriving with his Trophy.
Photograph Liam Burke/Press 22
22/6/2016 The Mayor of the Metropolitan District of Limerick Cllr. Jerry O’Dea on Wednesday hosted a Civic Reception for Fionn O’Sullivan McCarthy from Ballysimon to present him with a Scroll to honour his achievement at winning the World Irish Dancing Championship in the Boys u-11 Group.
Photograph Liam Burke/Press 22
22/6/2016 The Mayor of the Metropolitan District of Limerick Cllr. Jerry O’Dea on Wednesday hosted a Civic Reception for Fionn O’Sullivan McCarthy from Ballysimon to present him with a Scroll to honour his achievement at winning the World Irish Dancing Championship in the Boys u-11 Group. Also in the photograph are Fionn’s proud parents Noel and Helen.
Photograph Liam Burke/Press 22
22/6/2016 The Mayor of the Metropolitan District of Limerick Cllr. Jerry O’Dea on Wednesday hosted a Civic Reception for Fionn O’Sullivan McCarthy from Ballysimon to present him with a Scroll to honour his achievement at winning the World Irish Dancing Championship in the Boys u-11 Group. Also in the photograph are Fionn’s proud parents Noel and Helen his dancing teachers Sharon O’Brien(left) and Patricia Brady Mullins (right) from Scoil Rince Uí Bhríain.
Photograph Liam Burke/Press 22
22/6/2016 The Mayor of the Metropolitan District of Limerick Cllr. Jerry O’Dea on Wednesday hosted a Civic Reception for Fionn O’Sullivan McCarthy from Ballysimon to present him with a Scroll to honour his achievement at winning the World Irish Dancing Championship in the Boys u-11 Group. Also in the photograph are from left Cllrs Séighin Ó Ceallaigh, John Costelloe, Kieran O’Hanlon, dancing teachers Sharon O’Brien, Scoil Rince Uí Bhríain, Fionn’s dad Noel, Fionn’s mum Helen, Patricia Brady Mullins, Scoil Rince Uí Bhríain and Cllrs Marian Hurley and Malachy McCreesh.
Photograph Liam Burke/Press 22
22/6/2016 The Mayor of the Metropolitan District of Limerick Cllr. Jerry O’Dea on Wednesday hosted a Civic Reception for Fionn O’Sullivan McCarthy to present him with a Scroll to honour his achievement at winning the World Irish Dancing Championship in the Boys u-11 Group.
Photograph Liam Burke/Press 22
22/6/2016 The Mayor of the Metropolitan District of Limerick Cllr. Jerry O’Dea on Wednesday hosted a Civic Reception for Fionn O’Sullivan McCarthy to present him with a Scroll to honour his achievement at winning the World Irish Dancing Championship in the Boys u-11 Group. Our photo shows Fionn dancing for the audience following the Award.
Photograph Liam Burke/Press 22
22/6/2016 The Mayor of the Metropolitan District of Limerick Cllr. Jerry O’Dea on Wednesday hosted a Civic Reception for Fionn O’Sullivan McCarthy to present him with a Scroll to honour his achievement at winning the World Irish Dancing Championship in the Boys u-11 Group. Our photo shows Fionn dancing for the audience following the Award.
Photograph Liam Burke/Press 22
The Mayor of the Metropolitan District of Limerick Cllr. Jerry O’Dea on Wednesday hosted a Civic Reception for Fionn O’Sullivan McCarthy from Ballysimon to present him with a Scroll to honour his achievement at winning the World Irish Dancing Championship in the Boys u-11 Group.
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