Sean Brady, Darragh Ryan, Brian Whittaker and Mikey Thornton recording Bloody Sunday 1920 in O'Connor Park.
16/01/2021
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16/01/2021
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Sean Brady, Darragh Ryan, Brian Whittaker and Mikey Thornton recording Bloody Sunday 1920 in O'Connor Park.
Marty Tilley (left) and Ray Murray keep the flags flying on O'Molloy St, Tullamore
Pictured is Corrinne Claffey Concannon and Cllr John Leahy, who launched the ‘Watching Out For Your Neighbour’ earlier this week.
The Parents committee of Scoil Bhride, Ballyboy, will be hosting a music concert in the Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Kilcormac on Thursday, March 12 at 7.30pm
Members of the Polpin family - Mick (Luke Ryan), Maurice (Gilbert Bryan), Maggie (Sandra Maloney), Katie (Sue Cleary), Gert (Lorna Dardis)
Professor Peter Gallagher with the Dutch Ambassador Adriaan Palm in the I-LOFAR visitor centre
Shinrone NS children are asking people to sponsor a sod so the school can purchase a much needed extension to their playground facilities.
The strong line of principals in the Birr Stage Guild's production of 'The Hired Man'
Offaly councillors calls for restoration of Midoc services
The crowds enjoying Birr Vintage Sunday 2019. Vintage Sunday is to get a revamp under new plans to be announced next week.
Childcare practitioners and early childhood educators from the Tullamore area Erica Flynn, Yvonne Leavy, Solita McGovern, Jennifer Carroll, Aisling Gallagher and Siobhan O'Meara pictured prior to depa
Computer Science will be on the Leaving Cert curriculum at Presentation Clonmel from September.
Forecaster warns collapse of the polar vortex could bring prolonged cold snap with snow to Ireland
Covid-19 cases continue to shoot up across all areas of Offaly in last seven days
Gardaí probe alleged Covid breach at Irish wedding
Guests revealed for tonight's Late Late Show on RTE
Met Eireann warns weather to turn very cold again next week with chance of snow
Offaly school planning to construct new art room
Peat being harvested on a Bord na Móna bog has come to an end
Court hears Offaly was man robbed and assaulted on way to buy engagement ring
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