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The Sporting Patties Band, including acordian player Mike Cassidy, fiddle player Calum Pascua, Tom Cassidy on the Uilleann pipes, flute and tin whistle, Marty Kearns on vocals and guitar and Denis O’Dowd on bass guitar, perform at the PLattduetsche Bier Garten for an Ancient Order of Hibernians St. Patrick’s Day fundraising event.
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The Sporting Patties Band performing for the audience at the Plattduetsche Bier Garten on March 14. Calum Pascua on the fiddle, Mike Cassidy on the accordian, Tom Cassidy on the Uilleann pipes, flute and tin whistle, Marty Kearns on vocals and guitar and Denis O’Dowd on bass guitar.
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JP Maroney, of New Hyde Park, Vinny Gallagher, of Rockaway Beach, John Patrick McClintock, of Floral Park, Brian McClintock, of Floral Park, and Matt Maroney, of New Hyde Park toast to St Patrick’s Day.
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Collecting tickets at the door to raise money for the Ancient Order of Hibernians are are Vice-President Ed Doxey, of Floral Park, Marshal Joe Darcy, of Franklin Square, and Kevin Meaney, of Massapequa Park.
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Neighbors gathered at the Plattduetsche Bier Garten to enjoy some Irish music on March 14.
Ancient Order of Hibernians Division 20 hosted a fundraiser at the Plattduetsche Bier Garten, featuring local performers The Narrowbacks and The Sporting Paddies.
Tom Scanlon, president of Ancient Order of Hibernians Division 20, said this was the first fundraiser of its kind hosted by the division at the Plattduetsche.
“We just want to spread our goal of appreciating the work of Saint Patrick and Saint Brigid, and to also show that we’re doing good, charitable work,” Scanlon said.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians is always welcoming new members. To find more information about events and how to get involved with the organization, visit NassauAOH.com.
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