Colm O'Rourke looking shocked at the thought of singing to so many people
Our 'official' guide, Lu. A rose between two thorns (Dermot Snedker and Martin Galvin)
Our photographer, coat holder and official groupie, Mary Hansell, relaxes with Lu.
Ray Ryan wishes he had a mirror handy
Joe Guerrine - how he sees himself, and how others wish to see him!
Pat O'Keefe - our bearded lady?
A quick warm up
Are you sure it's the drains we can smell?
Right lads, lets go for it!
The dazzling choreography enthralls the audience
Two cheeky camp followers - Marie Dunne and B Guerrine
In fine voice
Three basses, Don Coghlan, Phil Jordan and Finbarr Cunneen ponder the moment
Enjoying the applause
Baritones Ray Collins and John Finkel enjoying the day
Phil Jordan checks for birds' nests in Pat O'Keefe's beard
Lu looks on, entranced by our singing (or maybe just dazed?)
He's the 'Leader Man' or is it 'Ragged Metre Man'?
Giving it our all
Hats off to St Patrick
Our singing thoroughly enjoyed by all - who said Gards are tone deaf!
It's either music direction, or a joke about the one that got away!
Shoulder-to-shoulder. It's the thin blue line (thin???)
The public will go to any height to see us perform
Even youngsters clamour for a look and listen
The outdoor theatre of Dame Street
A senior Gard tries our choreography
A big 'thank you' to the audience
You really want to hear one more song?
A final dance routine sets the crowd off for the main parade
Mahon Kennedy, Ray Ryan, Eoin Lynch and Graeme Hansell in front of Christchurch Catherdral
Pat O'Keefe in mufti