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Joan and Conor Paybody with An Tanaiste, Simon Harris. Credit: Mary Browne
Many Kilkenny people made the short journey down to Wexford Town for this year's Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann, but the experience was particularly memorable for Joan and Conor Paybody of Loughboy who posed for a photo with An Tanaiste, Simon Harris.
The photo was taken at Fleadh's Artisan Food Hall, one of the highlights of the eight day festival which showcased the best of Wexford's food producers.
The Fleadh drew in a massive 800,000 visitors and will move to Belfast for next year's edition.
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