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An Taoiseach, Micheal Martin pictured with Deputy Tony McCormack and retired councillors, Eamon Dooley and Danny Owens
KILLOUGHEY'S Danny Owens and Ferbane's Eamon Dooley – two retired Fianna Fail county councillors – were honoured by Taoiseach Michéal Martin at a function in Leinster House on Wednesday last.
At the function – hosted by Tullamore based Fianna Fail TD, Tony McCormack – the duo were presented with certificates by An Taoiseach for their incredible service to Fianna Fáil, Offaly, and their local communities.
Commented Deputy McCormack: "Both men have given decades of tireless work, and it was fitting to see that commitment recognised at the heart of our democracy."
"We had a great discussion with the Taoiseach on the matters of the day—politics, policy, and of course a bit of hurling and football," outlined Deputy McCormack.
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