Eight bell ringers from Taney ready to compete at the Irish Association of Change Ringing Murphy Cup pose smiling in matching purple uniforms outside the large white door of St. Peter’s Church, Drogheda.

A group of Taney bellringers in purple uniforms enter the side door of St. Peter’s Church, gathering for their ring inside the stone Georgian building.

A vintage chalkboard mounted on pine-panelled walls displays complex numerical sequences used for bell ringing methods, showing active learning and tradition in the ringing room.

A framed black-and-white photo from 1951 shows members of St. Peter’s bellringers’ guild standing beside church bells removed for renovation, dressed in formal attire with names listed below.

A brilliantly run day on Saturday at the Murphy Cup (the all Ireland bell ringing finals) - we didn't get a podium finish, with a strong pair of really excellent teams from Northern Ireland setting an impossibly high standard... But great fun, as always. 🔔 #IACR #MurphyCup