An Irish band played as passengers waited to deplane on a flight from Dublin to New York on March 11.
Daryle Martin recorded this video, and told Storyful the band is from Armagh, and “was coming to NYC for St. Patrick’s week.”
The video shows passengers crowded around the band as they play on various instruments. Credit: Daryle Martin via Storyful
[MUSIC PLAYING]
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