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The Comeraghs Wild Festival ended on Sunday night after days of fun, activities, hiking and music.
In a celebration for the festival's 10th year, a concert in Clonea Power Church saw dozens listen to glorious music and song featuring Lisa Hannigan and friends on Friday night.
The anticipation in advance of this event has meant that it was one of the first to completely sell out this year.
Local councillor, Sean Power, said: “Comeraghs Wild is a very special festival. It celebrates all that is great about this fabulous region – it’s history, its culture, music, traditions, its natural beauty and more. It’s a festival we look forward to every single year and I know that this year’s 10th birthday programme is extra special.”
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