MUSIC was brought to Ballynacally on Sunday morning with performances held outside the Estuary Cafe.

Organised by the Ballynacally Development Association, Paddy Mulcahy of De Las Pampas, Sean Murphy, Aine Heslin and Lenka Fairy from the group Los Paddys Continental Clare gave performances in a special Sunday morning event.

Further events planned by the Development Association include a fundraising raffle for two Christmas hampers on Friday morning at 11am which will also be another musical gathering.

On January 2nd, there will be a New Year walk and once again this will see music brought to the masses outside the cafe.

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