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Pictured enjoying the Rambling House in Roscrea are Sara Ormond, Peg Bolger and Ann Franks. Photo: PJ Wright
Roscrea's Age Friendly group's March 'Rambling House' was a full house with amazing talent in the audience.
Their resident musicians and a surprise visit from Roscrea's Oasis Worship Team Choir Seamus, our Fear an Tí, was finding it a challenge to fit everyone in.
This week Age Friendly Roscrea will participate in the Roscrea St. Patrick’s Day parade with their trishaw bike.
The unique bike is available for use at Our Lady of Silence Abbey Roscrea with one of their volunteer cyclists. You just need to book it through our office 0505 22550.
“Our Courthouse Café takes place on 24th March at 2.30pm with a relaxing Qigong session with Kim. It’s a gentle exercise that eases tension.
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“Our book club meets on Thursday 26th to review The Salt Path by Raynor Winn,” AFR said.
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