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Cllr Ollie Bryant, Siobhan Conroy, Tullamore CU, Cllr Eddie Fitzpatrick, Jean Durkin Offaly Parkinsons and Cllr Declan Harvey
The Offaly Branch of Parkinson’s Ireland hosted a coffee morning in Mucklagh Community Centre on Wednesday June 4 from 10.30am- 4pm.
The event was an enormous success with a number of local representatives present.
Tea, coffee and home baked goodies were available on the day. A raffle for hampers took place.
Everyone enjoyed the day and are looking forward to next year's event.
Below Paddy Kelly, Paula Beatty, Cllr Neil Feighery, Cora Stronge Smith, Paddy Flynn and Cllr John Clendennen attended the Coffee Morning for Parkinson's Ireland at Mucklagh Community Centre
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Ollie Toner, Jean Toner and Carmel McEvoy attended the coffee morning hosted by the Offaly branch of Parkinson's Ireland
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