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The Anner Hotel recently hosted the special birthday celebration of a returning customer as she turned 100-years-old.
Frances Conroy had previously celebrated her 99th birthday at the same venue in Thurles and returned to celebrate her 100th birthday on Saturday, January 18.
In a post shared on social media the hotel said: "After having the honour of hosting Frances 99th birthday last year we are deeply honoured that she has chosen us as the venue for her 100th birthday today. An amazing lady for 100 years old. Congratulations Frances."
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Hundreds of comments were left by well wishers including one comment which said: "She doesn't look a day over 75. Remarkable. Great genes"
Frances's son Joe also left comment on the post saying: "Thank you to the management and wonderful staff at The Anner Hotel for your kindness shown to us all on Saturday last and over the past 5 years on our visits to your beautiful hotel. We are all very grateful."
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