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Tullamore’s oldest resident celebrated another milestone birthday yesterday (Monday April 30) when she marked her 102nd birthday with a party for family and friends at the Consolation Nursing Home, Arden Road.
Mai McArdle was born in Mountmellick on April 30, 1910. Her mother was Mary Wrafter from Ballyduff House, Clara Road, Tullamore (now Leah Victoria Park) and her father came to Tullamore as Clerk of Works of the building firm that built the Church of the Assumption. Mai spent her working life in the hotel industry in Ireland and the UK. She returned to Tullamore in the late 1970s where she lived at Moorhill House until 2000 when she moved to the Consolation Nursing Home.
Mai continues to take a keen interest in current affairs through newspapers, radio and television and she has a remarkable memory.
Cathal Kiely scored the winning point fo Kilcormac/Killoughey from an injury time '65'.
The new pedestrian crossing will be used by students at Educate Together NS in Tullamore
Turbines at Bord na Mona's Cloncreen wind farm with cut turf in the foreground and Edenderry Power station visible on the horizon towards the left
A man is charged with assaulting a bar man at the Omiya Bar on Patrick Street in Tullamore
A man was fined at Tullamore District Court for the non use of a tachograph on his bus
Nicole behind the wheel during the endurance challenge
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