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After over 30 memorable years on Home and Away, Lynne McGranger bid farewell to her beloved character Irene Roberts earlier this year.
McGranger holds the accolade of being the longest-serving female actress in an Australian drama and was one of the longest-serving Home and Away cast members.
As she begins a new chapter in her life, Lynne will be in The River Court Hotel in Kilkenny City tonight (Monday) at 7.30pm for an unforgettable evening featuring a live Q&A, the chance to meet her in person, snap a photo together, and pick up exclusive signed merchandise.
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This event will celebrate Lynne’s journey on Home and Away, hear about her favourite storylines over the years, and a chance for fans to say farewell to a TV legend.
Interestingly, Lynne will not be the first Home and Away star to visit Kilkenny this year.
Back in June, John Palmer (aka Shane Withington) sampled a piece of Kilkenny life whilst on holiday, visiting Kilkenny Castle before stopping off for some lunch in Kytelers Inn.
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