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06 Sept 2025
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The Tipperary Museum of Hidden History exhibition is celebrating Paddy Cashin’s life’s work, through the eye of his lens, capturing events and social occasions, throughout the years. These new images are dated to 1987, where many Debs, 21st and community occasions occurred.
Visitors to the museum are in awe at the photographs. Some don’t recall the pictures being taken, others reminisce about wonderful times and others remember departed loved ones and friends. The exhibition provides an opportunity to bring your family and friends to the museum to have a look at the pictures.
Check out the copyrighted photographs on the museum website - www.hidden history.ie/exhibition
Members of the public are encouraged to comment on the photograph and anyone they know in the image by clicking on the comments section.
If you are sharing the images members of the public are asked to ensure they mention Tipperary Museum of Hidden History and at the website www.hiddenhistory.ie/ exhibition
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