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This week our THROWBACK THURSDAY feature takes us back all of 25 years to July 1996. The sun was shining and there was lots going on outdoors with Festivals, Agricultural Shows and Community Games events.
Take a look and see who you can remember and recognize from a quarter of a century ago in Tipperary.
Acrobatics from Yvonne Drake and Jimmy Delahunty, Gortmalogue, Clonmel at Sandybanks in July 1996
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