
Lovely experience to have President Connolly visit Tallaght Village
PRESIDENT Catherine Connolly paid a visit to Tallaght on Friday afternoon after morning engagements in Wicklow and enjoyed some lunch at Main Street’s Caifé Aon Scéal.
President Connolly and husband Brian McEnery stopped for lunch at the café within Tallaght’s Irish language and cultural centre Gaelphobal Tamhlachta, following the morning’s exertions.
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