Proinsias Ó Rathaille, son of Bridie Clyne, who came to view the panel featuring his late mother's story at Dromod Railway Station last week Picture: Willie Donnellan
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Proinsias Ó Rathaille, son of Bridie Clyne, who came to view the panel featuring his late mother's story at Dromod Railway Station last week Picture: Willie Donnellan
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