Offaly GAA chairman Tom Parlon with Fianna Fail presidential hopeful Jim Gavin, Pat Teehan, Michael Duignan and Matt Connor in O'Connor Park in January
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A young Offaly woman has been wished every success as she embarks on her third level studies.
Phoebe Cunningham from Tullamore is to study physiotherapy at the Royal College of Surgeons in Dublin.
She completed her Leaving Certificate this year after studying at Yeats College in Galway.
Every best wish is extended to Phoebe as she opens a new chapter in her life.
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