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NO REPRO FEE 27/10/2023 Drogheda, Ireland. St. Peter's Church, Drogheda, is illuminated during the opening night of Lú Festival of Light in Drogheda. A spectacular on a major scale, animating historic buildings across the town through light shows, this year there will also be a majestic 30m wall of over the River Boyne which will act as a screen for animations, and a kinetic light installation. The free event continues to 4 November and brings together the town's rich heritage and enchanting mythical stories in a dazzling display of light and storytelling. Lú Festival of Light is an initiative of Louth County Council in partnership with Love Drogheda BIDS. The project is supported by Failte Ireland and is funded under the Fáilte Ireland Urban Animation Scheme. http://www.lufestivaloflight.com/. Photograph: Leon Farrell / Photocall Ireland

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