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Rock for Sam makes up for Rock the Lough

David Armstrong with Sean McGoldrick in the background crank up the volume at last year's Rock the Lough

David Armstrong with Sean McGoldrick in the background crank up the volume at last year’s Rock the Lough

As reported several weeks ago in the Fermanagh Herald, the previously annual Rock The Lough is to take a break this summer, however, hope is not lost for music fans.

The Bush Bar are in the process of organising ‘Rock For Sam’, to be held in August.

Up to 15, or more, acts are to perform  on a main and acoustic stage, with proceeds going to the Sam Bradley care fund.
It was announced previously that Rock the Lough, which has raised thousands for charity in over a decade of annual events, would take a break until 2014.

General manager at the Bush bar, Patrick McCanny, said:“It came from the idea of Rock The Lough. It’s going to a busy weekend in Fermanagh and we’ve been keen to do something for the Sam Bradley fund.”

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