The Colmcille Choir pictured with Musical Director Sheila Carlin after achieving a double success at the AIMS Choral Festival in Wexford. The choir won the McCullagh-Pigott Perpetual Trophy in the Female Category for Female Voice Choirs. The choir also won the European Year of Music Cup for Irish Language competition.The Colmcille Choir pictured with Musical Director Sheila Carlin after achieving a double success at the AIMS Choral Festival in Wexford. The choir won the McCullagh-Pigott Perpetual Trophy in the Female Category for Female Voice Choirs. The choir also won the European Year of Music Cup for Irish Language competition.
The Colmcille Choir pictured with Musical Director Sheila Carlin after achieving a double success at the AIMS Choral Festival in Wexford. The choir won the McCullagh-Pigott Perpetual Trophy in the Female Category for Female Voice Choirs. The choir also won the European Year of Music Cup for Irish Language competition.

NOSTALGIA: Derry and Inishowen in pictures - May 1997

By Kevin Mullan
Published 16th May 2022, 18:07 BST
Updated 16th May 2022, 18:19 BST
In May 1997 international singing star Dana, a former Creggan resident, was named as topping the bill at a special concert in honour of the estate’s fiftieth anniversary; ‘Clan Clonmany’, a new Clonmany group, was set up by women for women; and Seagate Technology was expected to announce a £100million investment plan. As ever the ‘Journal’ snappers were out and about.
Karen Lindsay, Iskaheen, winner of the Most Promising Work in Open Verse Speaking (U-10) at the Moville Feis.

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Karen Lindsay, Iskaheen, winner of the Most Promising Work in Open Verse Speaking (U-10) at the Moville Feis.

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