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Tributes pour in for Dromard GAA stalwart
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The death occurred, peacefully at his home, surrounded by his loving family, on Thursday, April 1 of Oliver Creegan, Carrickane, Cavan Town, Cavan.
Predeceased by his brothers, Eugene, Mike, Seamus, Pat and Johnny and his sister Sarah, sympathy is extended to Oliver’s wife Patricia, sons and daughter Damian, Rhona, Fiacre & Fergal, brother PJ (Crott, Moyne), sisters Sr Mary Rose (Los Angeles), Sr Kathleen (Los Angeles), Jean Taafe (Legga), Tess Crowe (London), Eílish Reilly (Moyne), Belinda Kirwin (Dublin), Philomena Burke (London) & Helena Molphy (Dublin), daughters-in-law Kathleen, Geraldine & Aedamar, son-in-law Brendan, his adored grandchildren Aisling, Aran, Pauric, Luke, Dara, Eve, Rory, Cliodhna, Cathal, Aoife, Oliver & Alex, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, nephews, nieces, all his relatives, good neighbours & many, many friends.
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President Michael D Higgins said that in years to come we will parade again and gather in celebration
President Michael D Higgins has called for this St Patrick s Day to be the beginning of a new journey for the people of Ireland as people emerge from the destructive and debilitating Covid-19 pandemic.
In his annual message, the President said this journey from a disease that has reminded us of our shared vulnerability and interdependence should be shared with the whole world.
He said: We must all, and together, exit the fog of not only the pandemic but all of the hubris, the arrogance, the vanities of assuming the right to dominate, to impose, to exclude; strategies of life which have left us such a legacy of lost communality and a planet in danger.
St Patrickâs Day should remind us of âour shared vulnerability, our interdependence, the need for an understanding that can fly past bordersâ. Sabina Higgins pictured earlier this week preparing bowls of shamrock to be sent to staff, governors and prisoners at a number of prisons in the Dublin area. In previous years, she has traditionally marked the festivities by visiting prison staff but this year, due to Covid-19 restrictions, that has not been possible. Photograph: Tony Maxwell / Maxwellâs
In a reference to the rapid spread of disinformation during the global pandemic, Mr Higgins also warned that âtrust in words is fadingâ. He said: âThis trust must be restored.â
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