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Pictured at the event are Canon Jane Galbraith, Breda O'Meara (Alzheimer Society), Sean Cahill (Courtyard Garden Centre Cloughjordan), Sandra Roe and Sandra Read. Photo: PJ Wright
A passionate gardening expert gave a very informative talk to the green-fingered people of Roscrea last week.
Séan Cahill of the Courtyard of the Garden Centre Cloughjordan stole the show on Thursday night, May 15th, in the Muintir na Tire Hall Roscrea.
His love of plants and the depth of his horticultural knowledge went hand in hand.
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The cupa afterwards and the great raffle prizes combined to present a great evening's enjoyment. All organised by St.Cronan's Church, Church St.
The event also supported The Alzheimer Society Nth.Tipperary Branch in the presence of chairperson Ms. Breda O'Meara.
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Pictured above at the Roscrea event are Marie Byrne, Sean Cahill, Joan Ryan and Mary Shanahan. Photo: PJ: Wright
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