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Vincent Hanley and Conor McNally
It is full steam ahead for Tipperary Museum of Hidden History for an 80s themed exhibition which will launch in early July.
The museum in Clonmel will transform into a world of colour, nostalgia and 80s vibes over the coming weeks.
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"We are still looking for any 80s materials you may have lying around at home or any material related to the late great Vincent Hanley. You can help us make this exhibition truly memorable," said Marie McMahon, Tipperary Museum Services Manager.
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Make contact with the staff at the museum at 052 616 5252 if you think you have anything suitable.
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