Wicklow People

ICA LADIES GO BACK TO THE ’60S

- By DEBORAH COLEMAN

IT WAS BACK to the ’60s at the Wicklow Federation ICA Guild of the Year Competitio­n which took place recently.

Ten guilds from across County Wicklow were represente­d at the event at the Woodenbrid­ge Hotel.

Members from Hollywood, Ashford, Ballycoog, Moneystown, Avoca, Wicklow town, Bray, Delgany, Tinahely and Newtownmou­ntkennedy did themselves proud as they put on colourful and imaginativ­e displays with a ’60s theme.

The fancy dress was a sight to behold and the entire event was a fun and entertaini­ng experience for all. There was an array of wonderful crochet flower power hats, colourful tie dye t-shirts, and amazing cakes.

Members also wrote about their memories of the 1960s. The large attendance also enjoyed the five-minute entertainm­ent with a ’60s theme put on by each of the guilds with a huge variety of ideas accompanie­d by the sounds of the sixties.

Then the ladies who had dressed in ’60s style strutted their stuff before the results were announced.

The judges, Mary Hegarty and Sheila Clancy, had really difficult jobs as the standard of each entry was very high.

The overall winner was Delgany Guild, who also won the prize for Best Display Table, Best Entertainm­ent and tied with Wicklow town for Best Cake.

Wicklow town came second also winning the crafts section with a beautiful Crochet Flower Power Hat.

Tinahely Guild came third and the prize for Best Tie Dye T-Shirt was won by Newtownmou­ntkennedy Guild while the Hollywood Guild picked up the prize for Written Memories. It was a memorable night enjoyed by all.

 ??  ?? Members of the Tinahely Guild.
Members of the Tinahely Guild.
 ??  ?? Members of the Hollywood Guild.
Members of the Hollywood Guild.
 ??  ?? Members of the Bray Guild.
Members of the Bray Guild.
 ??  ?? Members of the Avoca Guild.
Members of the Avoca Guild.
 ??  ?? Members of the Ballycoog Guild.
Members of the Ballycoog Guild.
 ??  ?? Members of the Money
Members of the Money

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