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Crowds gathered as Offaly Hospice held a Good Friday remembrance walk in Tullamore. Those in attendance congregated at the Offaly Hospice Charity Shop on Main Street, Tullamore, before setting off on a two-lap walk through Lloyd Town Park.
The event was open to everyone regardless of age or fitness level with no fee to take part and there was also light refreshments served afterwards,
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The walk offered a chance for people to come together, connect, and share in a supportive and welcoming atmosphere.
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The Remembrance Walk provided a meaningful opportunity for the community to reflect, honour loved ones, and celebrate the memories they hold dear.
Photos courtesy of Ger Rogers Photography.
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