The group Celtic Thunder performed Saturday night at Abbotsford Centre as part of their fall tour, Celtic Thunder X. The multi-platinum Irish singing group celebrated its 10th anniversary this year. (John Morrow/Abbotsford News)

The group Celtic Thunder performed Saturday night at Abbotsford Centre as part of their fall tour, Celtic Thunder X. The multi-platinum Irish singing group celebrated its 10th anniversary this year. (John Morrow/Abbotsford News)

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Irish singing group performed Saturday at Abbotsford Centre

Irish singing group performed Saturday at Abbotsford Centre

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