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The woman is taken to a helicopter to be airlifted to Dublin for treatment
Renato and Eileen Purcell both avail of the Local Link bus service to and from Tullamore
Gardaí and Keith’s family are concerned for his well-being
The consecration of St Mel, Bishop of Longford by St Patrick. This magnificent stained glass window was created by Harry Clarke in 1910. St Mel is second from right and St Patrick is second from left.
St Mary's Youth and Community Centre took part in the Tullamore parade. Pic: Ger Rogrs Photography
Ireland's oldest man, Paddy Claffey with parade organiser, Bertie McMahon
St Mary's Youth and Community Centre took part in the Tullamore parade. Pic: Ger Rogrs Photography
Tullamore parade committee members Frankie O'Reilly and Johnny O'Connor pictured early this morning on Colmcille St in Tullamore
Councillor Masterson is "demanding urgent action to tackle the soaring cost of home heating oil, petrol and diesel."
The popular establishment which has been operating for over five decades is located in Cloncollig, Tullamore.
Teagan Delaney, Lucy Champ and Katie Deverell at the U20 National Indoor Championships
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Gardaí and Keith’s family are concerned for his well-being
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The woman is taken to a helicopter to be airlifted to Dublin for treatment
Renato and Eileen Purcell both avail of the Local Link bus service to and from Tullamore
The Colaiste Naomh Cormac senior hurling panel.
Offaly's Rory Egan sizes up his options as Dara McVeety challenges. Pic Ger Rogers Photo.
Joachim Kelly at the pictorial tribute to his former Offaly colleague, Pat Carroll in Coolderry on Saturday evening.
Jordan Hayes in action in Offaly's last home game at Glenisk O'Connor Park against Cork. Ger Rogers Photography
Offaly caotain Pat Carroll shaking hands with Kilkenny captain Brian Cody before the 1982 Leinster Senior Hurling Final.
The Offaly darts team which reached the All-Ireland Final.
Nicole took five wins in three different countries in 2025, including this win on the Silverstone Grand Prix Circuit in April
Darragh Kenny and Eddy Blue. Photo courtesy of Irish Horse Board
The late Pat Carroll, centre, with Joachim Kelly and Matt Connor at the 1980 All-Stars.
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A fascinating William De Roe photograph showing shops and people on Shinrone's Main Street during the 19th Century.
Killoughey Community Centre
Tullamore Credit Union are one of the sponsors of the St Patrick's Day parade
Martina pictured with her family after completing her 250th parkrun
Ronan Scully of Self Help Africa
Roscrea will soon have the new Community Cup soccer tournament
MRHT was the latest facility in the Midlands to proudly showcase the Irish Delirium Awareness Flag
(L-R): Tullamore's Luke Carey, Tomás Ó Síocháin, Chief Executive Officer of Udarás na Gaeltachta and Niamh Ni Dhubhaigh from Udarás na Gaeltachta.
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