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He has curated a collection of documents and artefacts from his family history, a selection of which were displayed in Society House during the height of our celebrations last November.

He has also written extensively about the careers and personal histories of his pharmacist ancestors, especially about his grandmother Rose and grandfather James, who met while studying pharmacy in Dublin at the start of the 20th century, before moving to James' hometown of Ballycastle in the early 1910s to establish the pharmacy practice that would eventually be taken over by Aidan's father, also James, and Aunt Eileen in the 1940s.

Aidan also volunteers with Ballycastle Museum.

Professor Roshuna Hare is a Fellow of the Pharmaceutical Society NI and an accomplished hospital pharmacist and pharmacy educator.

She has a doctorate in and is an Honorary Professor of Pharmacy Practice and the NI Lead Clinical Educational Pharmacist.

In the past, she has written for the British Society for the History of Pharmacy and she prepared an excellent presentation on the history of pharmacy in Britain and Ireland for our official celebration on the 18th of November 2025.

Like Aidan, Roisin grew up as the child of a community pharmacist, her father Tony, who ran a pharmacy in the village of Fork Hill near Newry.

And obviously tuberculosis.

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