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Sympathy
Sincerest sympathy to Nan Connolly, sons Patrick, Noel, Gene, Thomas and Finbar & families on the death of Paddy on Monday, 15th April at St. James’s Hospital Dublin. Sympathy also to Paddy’s brother Tommy, sisters Margaret, Mae and all their families. Paddy’s funeral Mass took place on St. Mary’s Church, Drumreilly on Thursday morning.
Thanks
The organisors of the recent Make a Wish dance in Kilbracken Arms, thank everybody who contributed and attended the evening of Dancing. It was a great success. Full details of total monies raised at the dance and other fund raising events taking place.
Welcome
Special welcome to babies Ryan Patrick Connolly, born on Saturday, 20 April in Cavan General Hospital, son of Patrica & Finbar Connolly. Kaylie Rose Connolly born on 3 April, daughter of Philomena & Thomas Connolly.
Happy Birthday
Wishing John Connolly, Doogarry a very special Birthday wishes. John celebrated his 60th birthday on Tuesday, 16th April.
Charity Whist
Your support will be very much appreciated at a Charity Whistdrive in Kildallan on Tuesday 30th April at 9pm. All monies in aid of Ethopia. Avid whist player Eileen Boyle’s grand daughter is going out to work in Ethopia.
National Spring Clean
The Committee and Co-ordinator, Mary Crerar, would like to extend their deep gratitude to all Village Folk who made an extreme effort to clean up in and around the Village this past Friday and Saturday the 12th and 13th April. Not to be forgotten are the pupils of Drumeela Junior School who picked up three bags of litter within an hour during their school break on the Friday. The weather was not on our side, more so the Saturday afternoon. It was inspiring to see folk take their own time out on Saturday to clean up. It is such a pity that motorists passing through the village throw their litter out of the cars on the two main approach roads. All in all , 27 litter bags of rubbish were collected and 11 wheelbarrow loads of builders rubble removed from various unsightly places.
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