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Great fun out at Oak Park in Carlow
People made their way to Summerfest Carlow at Oak Park in their droves over the weekend of July 21 and 22 with some of Ireland's biggest country music stars among the line-up.
Nathan Carter, Derek Ryan, Cliona Hagan, and Barry Kirwan all performed at the two-day event but it was a Garda who stole the show for some.
The twinkle-toed Garda managed to jive with not one, but two patrons of the music event.
Watch the video below:
The Gardai are being hugely overworked here in #summerfestcarlow! @SummerfestCW @derekryanmusic @carlowtourism @JOEdotie @kclr96fm @iamNATHANCARTER @bazkirwan @bentroymusic @ClionaHagan @thejournal_ie pic.twitter.com/7XwyhtW7zx
— Visit Carlow (@VisitCarlow) July 22, 2018
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