Ruby Druce, Ireland's oldest known resident, passed away peacefully at her home in Castlefinn, Donegal, at age 109. Born on New Year's Eve in 1915, Ruby experienced significant historical events, including two World Wars and pandemics. She lived independently until 98 and worked in a shirt factory for 48 years. Following various life changes, Ruby attributed her longevity to daily walking, hard work, and taking cod liver oil. Her humble nature showed when she learned of her title as oldest resident, reacting simply with, "Am I?"
"Am I?" Ruby calmly responded upon learning she was the oldest known person in Ireland, reflecting her modesty and calm demeanor even at such an advanced age.
Ruby attributed her longevity to a life of hard work, daily walks, and taking a cod liver oil capsule, demonstrating a simple but effective approach to health.
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