Eamon Kehoe, from Clonroche, is marking his 90th birthday with a daring skydive over Clonbullogue.
A 90 year old grandad is soaring to new heights for a good cause.
Eamon Kehoe is marking his 90th birthday with a skydive from the Clonbullogue Parachute Club to raise funds for the Jack and Jill Children’s Foundation.
The charity supports seriously ill children and their families across Ireland and has helped Eamon's family over the years.
He has already raised over €6,500.
Mr Kehoe says a healthy lifestyle is key to living a long and happy life:
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