Offaly deaths and funerals - November 29
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Offaly deaths and funerals - November 29
The late Martin Minnock, left with his brothers Tony, Jimmy, sister Margaret, Pat, Carthage and Joe.
The late John Glennon
The late Tim Guiney
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The launch of the Tullamore Tribune in May 1978: Geoff Oakley (G.V.) seen here second from left. From l to r: Buddy Burke, Geoff, Phyllis Byrne, and James I. Fanning.
Maurice Coffey and his wife Kathleen. Picture: Ballyfore GAA Club Facebook page.
Pat Smullen receiving a presentation from the pupils of Ballybryan NS following his Epsom Derby success
The late Archdeacon Wayne Carney
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