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The concert on Mayo Day is now sold out.
Mayo County Council are currently finalising the schedule for this year's Mayo Day, which will take place on Saturday, May 3.
This is the eleventh year of Mayo Day since its inception back in 2015 and there are a whole host of events planned, locally, nationally and internationally.
Details of the event which will bring the curtain down on Mayo Day 2005 were announced earlier this week. The 'Grand Finale' concert was announced as the 'ultimate celebration' of Mayo Day and is set to feature 'amazing performances, great music, and a fantastic atmosphere'.
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The line-up is set to include Tommy Fleming, Glor na Roba Choir, Garron Noone, Mick Mulhern, The Kilkennys Ballad Group, Bailey Scariff School Of Dance, The Murphy Sisters Folk Group, comedian Ger Staunton, Pamela Gilmartin, Clodagh Togher, Golden Eagle Pipe Band, St Joseph's Secondary School Gospel Choir and many more.
But those now wanting to attend will be disappointed as the link to the free tickets on Eventbrite is now declaring the event as a sell-out.
For more information on this year's Mayo Day click here.
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