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The present Cloghan Active Retirement committee members
THE Cloghan Active Retirement group celebrated their 20th Anniversary recently which rounded off their activities for the season.
They now take a summer break and will resume activities again in September where all will be welcomed back and new members will be welcomed. They remembered with fondness the founding lady who started it all off, Elizabeth Camon who called a meeting back in 2005 to which the following was elected.
Chairman: Billy Slevin, Vice Chairman: Kieran Daly, Secretary: Geraldine Clancy, Treasurer: Elizabeth Camon.
The group have enjoyed great numbers attending meetings and the many activities which the club undertakes.
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