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To mark the special milestone of 40 years in business in Dundalk, there were celebrations at Conlon's Food Hall on Church Street on Saturday with a barbecue, DJ and a raffle, which raised money for the Irish Sepsis Foundation in memory of Peter Conlon who sadly passed away from the illness in 2016. Dundalk Democrat photographer Arthur Kinahan was there to capture the fun and celebrations.
, there were celebrations at Conlon's Food Hall on Church Street on Saturday with a barbecue, DJ and a raffle, which raised money for the Irish Sepsis Foundation in memory of Peter Conlon who sadly passed away from the illness in 2016. Dundalk Democrat photographer Arthur Kinahan was there to capture the fun and celebrations.
All photos: Arthur Kinahan
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