Offaly GAA chairman Tom Parlon with Fianna Fail presidential hopeful Jim Gavin, Pat Teehan, Michael Duignan and Matt Connor in O'Connor Park in January
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Babies welcomed into community in one Offaly parish
Seven new babies with lovely names have been welcomed into an Offaly community.
Welcomed to God’s family were Caragh Bridget and Sadhbh Ann Brennan, Croí, Lily McEvoy, Ella Roseann Brennan, Lucy Jocelynn Dunne Longworth and Anna-May Campbell who were baptised recently in Tullamore parish.
Baptisms take place monthly on the first Sunday in Tullamore, second Sunday in Durrow, third and fourth Saturday in Tullamore.
Pre-baptism meetings are on the third Wednesday monthly.
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