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Siobhán Farrell (née Flynn) - Haroldstown House, Tullow, Carlow / Moneygall, Offaly / Moneygall, Tipperary
Reposing at her residence (Eircode R93H9X3) from 5pm on Monday. Removal from there on Tuesday at 1.30pm to St. Patrick’s Church, Rathvilly, arriving for 2pm Requiem Mass with burial afterwards in Rathvilly Cemetery.
Beryl Ó Keefe - Patrick's Avenue, Portarlington, Offaly
Reposing at Mahers Chapel of Rest Portarlington on Tuesday from 5pm with Removal at 6:50pm arriving St Michael's Church Portarlington at 7:30pm. Requiem Mass on Wednesday at 10am. Funeral afterwards to St Michael's Cemetery Portarlington.
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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