Centenarian Bridie Fluskey, right, with her sister, Maggie Boland along with cllrs Charlie Murphy, Brian O’Donoghue and Tommy Kinsella
Elizabeth Kavanagh was presented with a medal by cathairleach Fintan Plelan recently
100-year-old PJ O’Hare with cathaoirleach Charlie Murphy and cllr Michael Doran
100 year-old Mary Cronin, centre front, with members of her family and cathaoirleach of both Carlow County Council’s Decade of Centenaries Committee and Tullow Municipal District cllr Charlie Murphy, front right, and cathaoirleach of Muinebheag Municipal District cllr Arthur McDonald, centre back
By Elizabeth Lee
AS PART of Carlow County Council’s Decade of Centenaries initiative for 2022, several presentations were recently made to Carlovians who have reached the milestone age of 100 years. To mark the momentous achievement, the centenarians were presented with a commemorative gold medal with best wishes from Carlow County Council.
“They have lived through remarkable times and have made their valuable contributions to shaping the Ireland of the 21st century. We congratulate them and their families on their historic achievement,” said a spokesperson.
If you or a Carlow resident you know has reached the age of 100, the council would be delighted to mark their achievement with the presentation of a Centenarian’s Medal. Contact the library on 059 9129705 or email [email protected].
