September 24th Hudson Valley (Peekskill) Irish Arts Festival Pictures

Pictures From the Hudson Valley Irish Festival September 2016


John Munnelly: Picture by John A Brennan (poet)

1916 Art & Essay on Display : John Munnelly

Beautiful Day by the Hudson

Cavan 1798 Rebel Pike Head


The Big Man Dan Dennehy thanked by John Munnelly


8th Hudson Valley Irish Festival

Pleased Buyer John Kearns and even more pleased Artist John Munnelly
This Guitar Played Beside the Hudson
Picture and Temperature Perfect for some al fresco music
Ready to Revolution: 1916 Heads

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