The Bannfoot Ferry

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Evan Marshall
Evan Marshall

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Bronagh McAtasney
Bronagh McAtasney

Self

Stephen McNally
Stephen McNally

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Lorraine Bourke
Lorraine Bourke

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George Hawthorn
George Hawthorn

Self

John Hill
John Hill

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Shamus Donnelly
Shamus Donnelly

Self

Phil Woolsey
Phil Woolsey

Self

Wesley Johnston
Wesley Johnston

Self

Patrick McAlinney
Patrick McAlinney

John Corby (archive footage)

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