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Hullabaloo! Offaly's children's arts festival is back - Vimarsana News

Hullabaloo! Offaly's children's arts festival is back

Hullabaloo! Offaly's Children's Arts Festival is back with an extravaganza of creativity, art making and fun experiences. Now, in its 16th year, Hullabaloo! Off...

WATCH: Offaly's Hullabaloo! is back and bigger than ever! - Vimarsana News

WATCH: Offaly's Hullabaloo! is back and bigger than ever!

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Successful Positive Ageing Week in Offaly - Vimarsana News

Successful Positive Ageing Week in Offaly

A good Positive Ageing Week was had by all across Offaly with lots of activities though unfortunately some had to be called off due to the weather. Positive Age...

Healthy Offaly plan doing well despite Covid-19 impact - Vimarsana News

Healthy Offaly plan doing well despite Covid-19 impact

Healthy Offaly plan doing well despite Covid-19 impact Reporter: 16 Apr 2021 Dermot Egan (left), Healthy Offaly coordinator, and Cllr John Carroll, Cathaoirleach, at the launch of last year's Longest Day Challenge (picture, Offaly County Council) ');  '); COVID-19 has had a serious impact on the roll-out of a programme to make Offaly people healthier, a council district meeting was told. However, Dermot Egan, Healthy Ireland Offaly coordinator, said action had nonetheless taken place across a number of fronts under the State-funded scheme. A Healthy Offaly Plan was adopted for the county in...

Offaly people asked to be visual historians of Covid period - Vimarsana News

Offaly people asked to be visual historians of Covid period

Offaly people asked to be visual historians of Covid period Reporter: editor@tullamoretribune.ie Charlie and Danny Kinahan in their back garden maintaining social distancing from their inquisitive neighbours during the first lockdown in 2020 ');  '); In these extraordinary times, it is more important than ever to recognise and document the changes to our environment due to the Covid-19 crisis. Offaly Libraries are encouraging everyone in County Offaly to help them create a visual archive of these interesting times in our local community. This initiative will enable the library service to ...