MEMORY LANE: Who will you spot in our gallery of pictures from the Offaly archives today?
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19 Feb 2026
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Tullamore Camera Club have released a selection of magnificent photos which were captured recently by their members.
The array of photos covers a multitude of themes such as wildlife, landscapes and beautiful scenery.
Use the arrows above to go through the gallery
Photographer: Anna Maria Falcinelli
Photo: 'Hard at Work' Water lily from South Africa
Tullamore Camera Club usually meets at 8pm on the last Thursday of each month in the Offaly History Centre.
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The next meeting which will serve as their open night takes place on Thursday, February 26 at 8pm. New members are always welcome as no experience is required.
The Tullamore Camera Club are also currently running an exhibition in The Bridge Shopping Centre and they are encouraging everyone to visit and have a look at what's on display.
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