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Tiernan, Hazel and Moira pictured with mam Michelle and dad James Woodlock following Drom & Inch's dramatic one-point win over neighbours Upperchurch-Drombane in Sunday's Centenary Agri Mid Tipp SHC final. Michelle's brothers, Pat and Eoin Shortt were in the Upperchurch Drombane squad, while her husband James starred for Drom-Inch. See pages 78-79 for full report Picture: Eamonn McGee
Adare Manor's culinary team visit to Cashel Blue. Pictured left to right: Loughlin Druhan (Head of Culinary at Adare Manor), Mike Tweedie (Head Chef at The Oak Room), Colm Nash (Head Butcher at Adare Manor), PJ Ryan (Cashel Blue), Paddy Collins (Chef de Cuisine (Banqueting)) and John O’Leary (Chef de Cuisine of The Carriage House)
Nenagh artist Margaret O’ Brien‘s pictured at the opening of her current exhibition Roads, which is now showing at Nenagh Arts Centre, Banba Square until Friday 19 October
The Drom & Inch team that defeated Upperchurch Drombane in the Mid Senior Hurling Final. Picture: Eamonn McGee
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