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Creative call-out as Boyle prepares to turn streets, shopfronts and public spaces into a living gallery this summer Artists from across the region are being invited to take part in the Boyle Arts Festival Arts Trail 2026, with organisers calling on creatives to showcase their work as part of ]]>
Leitrim ObserverCreative call-out as Boyle prepares to turn streets, shopfronts and public spaces into a living gallery this summer Artists from across the region are being invited to take part in the Boyle Arts Festival Arts Trail 2026, with organisers calling on creatives to showcase their work as part of ]]>
Leitrim ObserverCreative call-out as Boyle prepares to turn streets, shopfronts and public spaces into a living gallery this summer Artists from across the region are being invited to take part in the Boyle Arts Festival Arts Trail 2026, with organisers calling on creatives to showcase their work as part of ]]>
Leitrim ObserverCreative call-out as Boyle prepares to turn streets, shopfronts and public spaces into a living gallery this summer Artists from across the region are being invited to take part in the Boyle Arts Festival Arts Trail 2026, with organisers calling on creatives to showcase their work as part of ]]>
Leitrim ObserverCreative call-out as Boyle prepares to turn streets, shopfronts and public spaces into a living gallery this summer Artists from across the region are being invited to take part in the Boyle Arts Festival Arts Trail 2026, with organisers calling on creatives to showcase their work as part of ]]>
Leitrim ObserverCreative call-out as Boyle prepares to turn streets, shopfronts and public spaces into a living gallery this summer Artists from across the region are being invited to take part in the Boyle Arts Festival Arts Trail 2026, with organisers calling on creatives to showcase their work as part of ]]>
Leitrim ObserverA special Mass was held in Boyle during the week to mark the 50th anniversary of School Boards of Management. Church leaders including Sister Mary Richardson (diocesan advisor) and Father Christine McEw (Abbot of Inishmory) attended to honour volunteers who serve on school boards and their contribution to education and faith formation.