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Cavan Archive News 13th June 1969

The Breffni Boys' Band, Cavan, seen above, competed in the Irish International Band and Musical Festival at Monaghan last week and in face of strong opposition from a very large entry were beaten only by one mark for First Place in the Juvenile Section. also in picture ( right back ) is Mr. John Donohoe, Band Organiser, June 1969, issue 6416

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The Breffni Boys' Band, Cavan, seen above, competed in the Irish International Band and Musical Festival at Monaghan last week and in face of strong opposition from a very large entry were beaten only by one mark for First Place in the Juvenile Section. also in picture ( right back ) is Mr. John Donohoe, Band Organiser, June 1969, issue 6416

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1969-06-13

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