
Philfest hits its 10th year and promises music, rugby and community spirit
FAMILY-FRIENDLY rugby and community festival Philfest is to be held at Jobstown Park on Sunday, September 6 from 11am to 1pm in memory of the late Philip Preston.
Philfest will be held for the 10th year on the first Sunday of September and sport, music, and community spirit will take over Jobstown as locals gather to remember former Tallaght Person of the Year, Philip Preston, who died suddenly at the age of 37 in 2016.
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