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06 Sept 2025
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Offaly gaelic games stalwart, Frankie Ryan, from Connolly Park in Tullamore, celebrated her 80th birthday in style earlier this month.
Popular Frankie was joined by friends from Tullamore Camogie Club to celebrate her milestone birthday with a meal in Sirrocco's Italian restaurant.
The fun continued afterwards with drinks in Eugene's bar on the banks of the Grand Canal.
A great night's catch up and craic was had by all in the popular hostelry.
Frankie is a great supporter of all Offaly GAA teams and never misses a Tullamore camogie, ladies football or GAA game.
All her friends and family wish her many more happy birthdays.
Our photograph shows Martina Conlon, Noreen Feeney, Frankie Ryan and Amanda Kelly Rattigan at the birthday celebrations in Eugene's.
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