Cardinal Health employees outside the plant last August as details emerged that it planned to cease operations in Tullamore
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A fantastic gallery of diverse images recording Geashill village has been created as a result of a collaboration between Geashill Tidy Towns and Tullamore Camera Club. 'A Day in the Life of Geashill' is the result of photographs taken when the sun shone for Camera Club members.
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The collection of photographs will be retained as a pictorial record by Offaly History.
The photographers involved were Bridie Roe, Cliff Webb, David Gethings, Eithne Gannon, Michael High, Aidan Li, Anna Maria Falcinelli, Josephine Corcoran, Margaret Cocoman, Marie Kearns, Mary O'Grady, Pauline Stronge, Phil Brady, Rita Gannon and Willie Burns.
Tullamore Camera Club's next meeting is on Thursday, June 26 next in the Offaly History centre, Tullamore (8pm). All are welcome to the meeting and no experience of photography is required.
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