Offaly Down Syndrome is hosting the event.
46 people with Down Syndrome in the midlands are part of a new photo exhibition.
Offaly Down Syndrome is holding the Three Twenty One exhibit to raise awareness about inclusion as part of World Down Syndrome Awareness month.
The photographs are on show in Tullamore Library until Friday before moving to Birr and Clara.
PPAI Press Photographer of the Year and Westmeath's James Crombie has been speaking with Midlands 103's Sinéad Hubble and says he wanted to capture their personalities:
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