Patrick Collins, Macra national council representative with members of Enfield Macra, Co Meath, winners of the competition that performed ‘Lone Star.’
\ O’Gorman Photography
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Macra held its national drama final on 23 April in Rossmore, Clonakilty, Co Cork. It was won by Enfield Macra with a performance of Lone Star.
Patrick Collins, Macra national council representative, with members of Whitechurch Macra, Seandun region, who were runners-up in the competition and performed ‘Appropriate Audience Behaviour’.
Patrick Collins, Macra national council representative, with members of Clonakilty Macra, Carbery region, who came third and performed ‘Shakespeare’s A Dick,’ at the Macra national drama final in Rossmore, Clonakilty, Co Cork. \ O’Gorman Photography
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Macra held its national drama final on 23 April in Rossmore, Clonakilty, Co Cork. It was won by Enfield Macra with a performance of Lone Star.
Patrick Collins, Macra national council representative, with members of Whitechurch Macra, Seandun region, who were runners-up in the competition and performed ‘Appropriate Audience Behaviour’.
Patrick Collins, Macra national council representative, with members of Clonakilty Macra, Carbery region, who came third and performed ‘Shakespeare’s A Dick,’ at the Macra national drama final in Rossmore, Clonakilty, Co Cork. \ O’Gorman Photography
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