UK: Twelfth Of July 2024 – ‘World Record’ Eleventh Night Bonfire Lit In Larne 2

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UK: Twelfth Of July 2024 – ‘World Record’ Eleventh Night Bonfire Lit In Larne 2

Bonfires were lit across Northern Ireland on Thursday, July 11, as the Eleventh Night of the Twelfth of July celebrations took place. In Larne, a huge "world record-breaking" bonfire, standing more than 205 feet tall, was built at Craigyhill, and many people observed it being set alight.

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  • 2024/7/13 11:38:45
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  • UK Video Recording Date/Time: July 11, Northern Ireland, Larne, County Antrim, 2024, NOTE: 2 clips Video Location: Craigyhill

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