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Recollections from 2005 with Joe Kenny kennyphotographics@gmail.com
P.J. O’Carroll (centre) photographed on the occasion of his retirement from Showerings on March 31, 2005, with staff members from the Production Department, outside Annerville House, where a presentation and reception was held to mark the occasion. L to R: Derek Nolan, Niall Kearns, P.J. O’Carroll, Philip Butler and Michael O’Donnell.
Mr Billy Kane presenting the ‘John Keane Memorial Under-12 Cup’ in memory of his son, to Noel Byrne, Chairman Tipperary Schoolboys Southern and District League on May 11, 2005. The perpetual cup was awarded to the winners of the inaugural Tipperary Under-12 Schoolboys Cup final between Clonmel Town and St. Michaels, played on the same day, and won by Clonmel Town, who beat St. Michaels 2-0.
Photographed at the Fethard Yoga Club’s social night held on January 13, 2005, in aid of the Tsunami Disaster Fund are L to R: Margaret Doocey, Dolores Cleary, Mary Clancy and Alice Tobin. Cashel U10 rugby team who played Fethard on Sunday, February 27, 2005. Back L to R: Gearóid Slattery, Dylan Fitzell, Andrew Gleeson, Aidan Butler, Christopher Bowes. Front L to R: Daniel Bowes, Danny Fanning, Niall Anglim, Conor Burgess and Aidan Maher.
Group photographed at a Civic Reception held by Cllr Mattie McGrath, Chairman South Tipperary County Council, for Labhrás O Murchú, Una O Murchú and the staff at Brú Ború, Cashel on June 7, 2005. Members of FÁS, who have been instrumental in the success of the project since the start, were also present. The Civic Reception was awarded in recognition of Brú Ború Centre’s contribution to the presentation and development of Irish Culture.
Members of the Labour Party and Clonmel Corporation / Borough Council, standing in a guard of honour at the funeral of Anne Taylor, Greystones, Scrouthea East, Old Bridge, Clonmel, on April 28, 2005. Pat Rabbitte, Leader of the Labour Party, and other national party representatives, were also in attendance, to show their respect for Anne, who was a member of the Labour Party and Clonmel Corporation / Borough Council.