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Offaly deaths and funeral details
Breda Grennan, Morrough, Rahan, Offaly
Removal on Friday morning (Aug. 24th) to St. Carthage's Church, Killina for Requiem Mass at 12 noon. Interment afterwards in Rahan Cemetery.
Leon Wade, 34 Cloncollig, Tullamore, Offaly
Removal on Friday morning to the Church of the Assumption, Tullamore, arriving for Funeral Mass at 10am. Burial after Mass in St Colmcille's Cemetery, Durrow. House Private on Friday morning, please.
Breda Dempsey (née Conroy), Cadamstown, Birr, Offaly
Reposing at Lawless's Funeral Home, Mucklagh, Tullamore on Friday from 4pm with Rosary at 8pm. Her remains will leave Lawless's Funeral Home on Saturday at 1pmarriving to St. Luna's Church, Cadamstown, for 2pm Funeral Mass. Burial afterwards in St. Flannan's Cemetery, Kinnitty.
Gardaí and Aodhan’s family are concerned for his well-being
Pictured at Birr Historical Society's March talk were Jackie Lynch (Vice-Chairperson BHS), Grace Dennis-Toone (guest speaker), Fergal Clarke, Bridget Sullivan (Chairperson BHS), Johnny O'Meara.
Gearoid Maher, Offaly
'Modest Prosperity' charts the urban history of Tullamore
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