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Longford teachers recognised for years of dedication to educating young people of the county
The Longford Branch of INTO recently held their retirement function in the Rustic Inn, Abbeyshrule.
Congratulations to the retirees and thank you to Vice President Dorothy Mc Ginley and Carmel Browne District 7 CEC for attending.
They also welcomed Noeleen Rooney and Eamon Brennan from the Retired Teacher's Association.
Main photo (with story) front row retirees - Martina Williams (St Mary's Edgeworthstown), Susan Notely (St Thomas Rathowen), Mairead Crean Lynch (St Bernard's NS Abbeylara), Kathryn Mc Gauran (St Patrick's NS Ballinamuck), Dolores Tuohy (St Patrick's NS Ballinamuck), Anne Marie McLoughlin (Scoil Bhríde Glen), Carol Hackett (Scoil Eimear Longford), Marie Fallon (St Mary's NS Newtowncashel). Back Row: Deirdre Rooney Secretary, Dorothy Mc Ginley VP, Carmel Browne CEC and Órla Egan Chariperson.
All retirees received a framed print from local artist Eibhlin Crossan a teacher from St. Joseph's NS Longford.
Órla Egan Chairperson, Carmel Browne CEC, Dorothy McGinley VP INTO and Deirdre Rooney Secretary.
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