St Anne’s Secondary School in Tipperary Town is to become co-educational from September 2027
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Holycross Abbey
To mark the 50th anniversary of the restoration of Holycross Abbey, locals have collected and edited a series of videos of people associated with the Abbey.
In these visual records, viewers get first-hand accounts of what the Abbey was like before, during and after the restoration, which was a national as well as a local project.
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The organisers ask you to join them on Saturday, August 30, at 8pm in Holycross Community Centre as they honour the people who made history happen.
There will be musical interludes on the night.
This is a free event, with a break for refreshments and a raffle.
Booking is advisable on 0504 43124.
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