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The launch of a Tipperary ladies new cookbook will take place this weekend in Newcastle, Tipperary.
On Saturday evening the great Eileen Condon will launch a book containing her Favourite Recipes from her years in the catering industry locally.
The book is called Eileen’s Country Kitchen and it has been in the pipeline since her retirement a number of months ago.
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The event takes place on Saturday December 13 at 6pm in Newcastle Community Hall.
All proceeds from the book will be going to Positive Steps Together.
Positive Steps Together are a group from Newcastle made up of parents of children with intellectual disabilities and interested and concerned members of the community.
Their aim is to build and develop a Day Care and Residential service for adults with intellectual disabilities and Respite Care for children with intellectual disabilities in Newcastle and surrounding areas.
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