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One for the album - The Cleary family celebrating Johnny's 90th birthday surrounded by his wife May and extended family
The Cleary family came together in Ballinamere recently to celebrate the 90th birthday of much loved local man Johnny Cleary.
Johnny, with his wife May at his side, was surrounded by generations of his devoted family who gathered to mark the special occasion.
Having spent much of his working life in the United Kingdom within the oil industry. Johnny returned to his native Tullamore 32 years ago to enjoy his retirement.
The celebration marked another remarkable milestone for the Clearys, as Johnny's wife May reached her 90th birthday in February 2024.
Congratulations are extended to Johnny on his outstanding achivement and to the couple on their shared longevity which continues to be in inspiration to all who know them.
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