The late Tim Guiney
21/10/2021
21/10/2021
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Another Offaly home is spectacularly lit up for Christmas
People across Offaly have taken great pride in decorating their homes this Christmas with an array of glowing lights and spectacular decorations.
This time we feature Connolly's house in Moystown. Such is the extent of the decoration on the house, we need to use three pictures to give you the full effect.
You can check out other houses in Offaly that we have featured by clicking on the following links
Cadamastown house lit up for Christmas
Pullough house all decked out for Christmas
VIDEO: Banagher house shines bright this Christmas
If your house is glowing this Christmas, send us a picture and some details using the button below or e-mail news@offalyexpress.ie.
Author Pauline Clooney's new book Charlotte and Arthur is out now
Major retailer opens new store in Offaly town
Men were prosecuted for breaching the Covid travel regulations
Cases against two men adjourned, another man's charge struck out and bench warrant issued for a fourth
Liam Butler (left) and Frank Holly (right) pictured with Margaret Sullivan, Majella Sullivan, Lucy McHugh and Rachel Sullivan at the relaunch of the newly refurbished Fahey's
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