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Do you remember getting these 15 toys for Christmas in the 1990s?

1. Tamagotchi Known more commonly as a Giga Pet even though they were rival brands. The notion of feeding a very badly pixelated digital animal seems alien to us now, but nevertheless, we persevered until they eventually died when we went to school. ...

26 Dec 2022 at 11:52

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Beers on the beach and budgie smugglers – why the great British package holiday is an institution

Loved or loathed, package holidays have dramatically changed the way we travel. In fact, they’ve become a British institution. Admittedly, we’ve come a long way since days when ‘strange’ food and foreign lingo caused serious sweats and palpitations....

21 Feb 2024 at 07:30

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'We remember it well' - 15 toys we all got for Christmas in the 1990s

24 Dec 2023 at 18:00

GALLERY: 20 photos from Edenderry from the Offaly Express archives

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GALLERY: 20 photos of Edenderry from the Offaly Express archives

We have been back in the archives and found 20 pictures from Edenderry to take you on a trip down memory lane. Click on the arrow at the bottom to go to the next picture.... Enjoy and make sure to share with any familiar faces.... Enjoying ...

10 Jul 2020 at 10:47

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15 toys we all got for Christmas in the 1990s

Share 1. Tamagotchi Known more commonly as a Giga Pet even though they were rival brands. The notion of feeding a very badly pixelated digital animal seems alien to us now, but nevertheless, we persevered until they eventually died when ...

18 Dec 2018 at 17:46

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GALLERY: 20 photos of Edenderry from the Offaly Express archives

26 Oct 2018 at 15:57

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GALLERY: 20 photos of Edenderry from the Offaly Express archives

Enjoying the Edenderry Festival Ball were, L-R, Jimmy Mangan, Pat Larkin, Stacia Larkin, Breda Mangan, Paul Fahy and Celia Colgan.

26 Oct 2018 at 15:34

2 - 20 photos of Edenderry from the Offaly Express archives

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2 - 20 photos of Edenderry from the Offaly Express archvies

The legendary Offaly footballer Mick Brady making a presentation on behalf of Edenderry GAA to Meath player Bernard Flynn who was a special guest at a presentation function at the GAA Pavillion.

26 Oct 2018 at 15:30

3 - 20 photos of Edenderry from the Offaly Express archives

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3 - 20 photos of Edenderry from the Offaly Express archvies

Anita Ryall's team who defeated Kristine Doyle's team in the U10 final in Fr Paul Park, Edenderry in 1991.

26 Oct 2018 at 15:22

4 - 20 photos of Edenderry from the Offaly Express archives

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4 - 20 photos of Edenderry from the Offaly Express archvies

Edenderry ICA Committee pictured with Dr Paul Fahy in Edenderry with a cheque towards the Offaly Hospital Foundation (Year:1991)

26 Oct 2018 at 15:20

5 - 20 photos of Edenderry from the Offaly Express archives

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5 - 20 photos of Edenderry from the Offaly Express archvies

Margaret Flynn, Leitrim, Edenderry, celebrating her 70th birthday with members of her family. L-R, Mary, Eddie, Willie, Paul, Bridie, Joseph, Kenneth and Stephen. (Year: 1992)

26 Oct 2018 at 15:18

6 - 20 photos of Edenderry from the Offaly Express archives

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6 - 20 photos of Edenderry from the Offaly Express archvies

Edenderry's Lord Mayor, Brian Carroll putting his chess skills to the test at Edenderry Library with Lynn Collins, Judith Caffrey and Niamh Usher.

26 Oct 2018 at 15:14

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