Eisteddfod honours for Catrin Finch and Geraint Lovgreen
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Catrin Finch received her green robes which mark people's commitment to the arts
Harpist Catrin Finch and musician Geraint Lovgreen have been honoured at the National Eisteddfod.
About 30 individuals joined the at the Welsh cultural festival at Llanrwst, Conwy, on Friday.
Wales rugby players Ken Owens and Jonathan Davies donned their blues robes in a similar ceremony on Monday.
Friday's event was held inside as wet weather led to the early closure of the festival's Maes B, a venue for young people, and a campsite.
Among others honoured on Friday was presenter and comedian Tudur Owen who was praised for being an "invaluable ambassador".
Lovgreen said being chosen was "truly an honour".
Finch, who the eisteddfod said was one of Wales' foremost musicians, described the ceremony as a "totally fab experience".
Geraint Lovgreen: 'Being chosen was truly an honour'
More than 30 people took part in the ceremony on Friday watched by a large crowd
- Published5 August 2019
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