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Tullamore Camera Club have released a selection of magnificent photos which were captured recently by their members.
The array of photos covers a multitude of themes such as wildlife, landscapes and nature.
The club are currently running an exhibition in The Bridge Shopping Centre with everyone encouraged to come in and have a look at what's on display.
Tullamore Camera Club's next meeting takes place on Thursday, January 29 at 8pm in the Offaly History Centre. New members are always welcome with no experience required to join.
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Photographer: Marie Kearns
Photo: Grey partridge at Lough Boora
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