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GALLAGHER, Patrick : Acknowledgement notice GALLAGHER - Patrick (Howth) The Gallagher family would like to thank all their relatives and friends for their letters, Mass cards, condolences and kind words on the occasion of Paddy’s funeral last month. We are so grateful to all the nurses and staff at Ashbury Nursing Home for their care and attention to Paddy. We would like to thank our old friends from Malawi, Fr. George O’Brien and Reverend Monsignor John Roche who concelebrated his funeral Mass. We were overwhelmed to see so many of his friends from his time in Africa and fellow bridge an...

'We will all be incredibly rusty no doubt, and play terrible. But that’s not the most important part.'

SHARING OPTIONS: Water quality is a major topic of discussion among dairy farmers in Ireland and New Zealand. On 7 July, dairy farmers and researchers in Ireland and New Zealand will come together to discuss the market for grass-fed dairy, environmental issues and on-farm practices to limit impacts on both the environment and farm profit. The event is called Pasture Summit and it will be the first time a live event will be held simultaneously in Ireland and New Zealand. Owing to COVID-19 restrictions, Irish farmers can log into the event online with onl...

WINTERS — Cheap sunglasses, sharp-dressed men and furry guitars are expected Monday at Green River Brewing and Taproom as ZZ Tush performs. The band hit the stage May 14 for the first time in more than a year. “It was a great show,” said John Roche, the Dusty Hill of ZZ Tush. “We d

Sudan’s Prime Minister Abdallah Hamdok received a delegation from the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) in his office in Khartoum yesterday.