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Offaly deaths and funerals
Joe KEYES
Loughroe, Rahan, Offaly
In the interest of Public Health, Joe's Funeral will be private. Removal to St. Carthage's Church, Killina on Thursday evening (July 23rd) arriving at 6pm. Requiem Mass on Friday morning (July 24th) at 11am. Interment afterwards in Rahan Cemetery. No flowers, Please.
Eileen McNally
Clondalever, Collinstown, Westmeath / Banagher, Offaly
Funeral Mass on Friday, July 24th, in St. Mary's Church, Collinstown at 11am. Burial afterwards in St. Rynaghs Cemetery, Banagher, Co. Offaly. In compliance with the new HSE government guidelines up to 50 people can attend the funeral mass provided social distancing and public health advice are adhered to.
Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe speaks to media in Tullamore with (from left), Fine Gael colleagues Cllr Neil Feighery, Cllr John Clendennen and Deputy Charlie Flanagan
Man found dead in graveyard after serious assault
Finance Minister Paschal Naughton (centre) responding to media questions with (from left), FG colleagues Cllr Thomasina Connell, Cllr Neil Feighery, Cllr John Clendennen and Deputy Charlie Flanagan
Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe (centre) with Cllr John Clendennen (left) and Cllr Neil Feighery in Tullamore on Wednesday morning
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