The injured party, aged in his twenties, was rushed to the Midlands Regional Hospital, Mullingar
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Granard photographer Lissette Carcamo finished as runner-up in this year’s How We Age photography competition, organised by the Institute of Public Health, and she will receive a €300 voucher. Her pho
Granard photographer Lissette Carcamo finished as runner-up in this year’s How We Age photography competition, organised by the Institute of Public Health, and she will receive a €300 voucher.
Her photo features 90-year-old barber Frank McMahon working at his barbershop in Granard, where he has worked since 1947.
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Lissette originally hails from Chile and has been living in Granard with her husband and three boys since 2018.
Lissette invested in her first camera in 2022 and is hoping to further develop her skills and pursue a photographic career
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