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Brian Dunne and Anne Smith from Ballylooby enjoying the Cahir Senior Citizens Party last Friday. Pic: Maria Taylor
Cahir Community gardaí would like to thank all who attended to celebrate the Cahir Garda Districts Annual Senior Citizens’ Party last Friday evening.
The organisers were overwhelmed with the support and it was a great evening for everyone.
The night began with a “changing of the garda” as Superintendent Kieran Ruane of Cahir Garda District opened the event and welcomed everyone. Superintendent Ruane had only just transferred to the Cahir District last week and received a very warm welcome!
The Cahir Men’s Shed started the entertainment off which was followed by dancers from the McGrath School of Dancing, Transition Year students from Coláiste Dun Iascaigh who performed songs from their recent show Annie.
Finally Superintendent Edmund Golden entertained us all. While Superintendent Golden has now transferred to the Thurles District, he’ll surely be back in Cahir for next year’s event in 2024?!
Special thanks to all who helped on the night and the preparation beforehand especially the Transition Year Students, members of the Seventh Tipperary Scout Group, Cahir Fire Service, Clonmel Civil Defence and the staff of Cahir House Hotel.
We hope to see you all again in 2024.
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