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06 Sept 2025
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Sister Florence Hutchinson and Patricia Brennan in Bundoran. PHOTO: CLAIRE O'REILLY
A magical photograph of summer in Bundoran was captured this week, featuring two of Bundoran’s most revered citizens.
Sister Florence Hutchinson, who is the oldest native in Bundoran and Patricia Brennan, known for her years running at Brennan's Criterion Bar, shared a chat and an ice cream outside Rizzo's Gelato, in Bundoran.
Sister Florence is 99 in November, enjoyed her 99, as Patrica was happy with her tub of ice-cream as they shared a few stories. Claire O'Reilly from Olympic Amusements in Bundoran captured the moment perfectly. She said: "Just thought it would be nice given her age and the joy in their faces."
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