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William Bell, Harbour Road and Edmonton, Canada, Banagher, Offaly
Removal to St. Rynagh’s Church, Banagher on Wednesday afternoon arriving at 1.45oc for Requiem Mass at 2oc followed by burial beside his grandad Bill in St. Rynagh’s Cemetery. House Private on Wednesday. Donations, if desired, to The Kevin Bell Repatriation Fund.
Sr. Anne Marie (Cait) Egan, Chapelizod, Dublin / Ferbane, Offaly
Mass of the Resurrection in Mount Sackville Chapel at 11.30 am on Wednesday June 27th followed by burial at the Convent Cemetery.
Brendan Ward, with Christy Todd, right, pleading with supporters to leave the field after their sitdown protest at the 1998 All-Ireland SH semi-final v Clare
Tullamore Harriers ladies at the Leinster cross country
Tony McCormack TD has welcomed the increased figures on the scheme for Offaly
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