St. Patrick's Céilí
Friday 17 April 2026
Held on Friday 20 March 2026
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A Fantastic St. Patrick's Céilí at the Synthonia!
A Fantastic St. Patrick's Céilí at the Synthonia!
A massive thank you to everyone who joined us for an absolutely brilliant St. Patrick's event at the Synthonia! While it was a more intimate gathering this time around, the energy was completely off the charts. Absolutely everyone hit the dance floor! Thanks to the incredible instruction from our live band, 'Blind Stag', we were all mastering the steps and reels in no time.
It was a truly fabulous family evening with all age groups getting involved in the fun and sharing the dance floor. Pat Chambers was thrilled to announce that after covering all our costs, we raised a wonderful £62.70 for CAFOD!
Do not forget to check out the photo montage to see the sea of green, and make sure to watch the 20-second video clip to catch a glimpse of the incredible dancing and traditional music!
A Visual Celebration of the Night
A Visual Celebration of the Night
The photo montage is a brilliant showcase of a truly happy event, creatively arranged in a cluster of festive moments! Thanks to Pat Chambers and Anne-Marie for taking the these great photos. It perfectly captures the joy and energy of the night through several wonderful highlights:
The Bustling Dance Floor: The heart of the collage shows guests in full motion. You can see couples and groups linking arms, spinning, and joyfully making their way through the traditional reels on the wooden dance floor.
Festive Fashion: The room is a vibrant sea of green! Attendees really embraced the theme, proudly wearing emerald dresses, sparkly green top hats, and fun shamrock headbands.
Community and Craic: Scattered throughout are heartwarming snapshots of friends gathered around tables. Radiant smiles, raised glasses, small Irish flags, and festive green, white, and orange balloons highlight the wonderful sense of community.
Setting the Scene: At the very bottom of the montage, a glimpse of the stage and lighting setup shows exactly where the live band, 'Blind Stag', worked their magic to keep the crowd moving all night long.
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