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MAYOR URGES PUBLIC TO VOTE FOR FLEADH

written by stephen March 29, 2014
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Thousands thronged Shipquay Street during the Fleadh.

Derry Mayor Cllr Martin Reilly is encouraging the public to vote for the Fleadh Cheoil na hEireann in the Northern Ireland Tourist Board (NITB) Event of the Year Awards.

Mayor Reilly said the Fleadh Cheoil was one of the highlights of the City of Culture year, attracting more than 430,000 musicians and spectators to the banks of the Foyle.

Encouraging everyone to vote, he said: “The Northern Ireland tourism awards 2014 are in progress and it is the perfect opportunity to show your appreciation for the spectacular event by voting for the Fleadh.

“I would encourage everyone to vote. This was one of the key highlights of the City of culture year and seen people from all corners of the island of Ireland joining together to celebrate Irish traditional music.

“The people of Derry flooded the streets, and throughout the week of August 2013 it brought together communities and encouraged families to fill the streets to take advantage of the atmosphere.

“It was not only an historic event for Northern Ireland, but put Derry on the map. This award would give Derry and its people the recognition it deserves for hosting an event that attracted people from all over the UK and Ireland.”

To vote for the Fleadh you can click on the following link below, tick – Fleadh Cheoil and submit your email address

http://www.nitourismawards.com/vote.html

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