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Pictured at the launch in the Lincoln Courts Community Centre of the Waterside Communities Connecting Festival, which will be held in the grounds of Ebrington Primary School this week were, from left, seated, Alison Wallace, Waterside Neighbourhood Partnership, and John McClay, Lincoln Courts Community Association, standing, Seanan McAleer, Waterside Neighbourhood Partnership, Billy Hutchman, Lincoln Courts Community Association, Betty Oâ¬"Reilly, Clooney Residents Association, Gerartdine Boggs, DSD, funders, and Christine Hart, Bond Street Residents. INLS2715-163KM

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Dance students from Donegal, who are students of Georgina Kee-McCarter, choreographer with Sollus Highland Dance, with their medals and certificates.

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