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Mount Sion Secondary School mourns the passing of respected teacher Vincent O'Meara - News - Waterford News & Star (opens the original)
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The Mount Sion Secondary School community is mourning the loss of long-serving teacher Vincent O'Meara, who has passed away following a short illness. Mr O'Meara, a native of Clonmel, dedicated 29 years of service to Mount Sion, making the daily journey from Tipperary to Waterford throughout his teaching career and becoming one of the school's most respected and familiar figures. A teacher of English and History, he played a central role in school life both inside and outside the classroom. His
Notebook and pen tell the story as Marion O'Mara is laid to rest - News - Waterford News & Star (opens the original)
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An early morning August shower gave way to fitting Thursday sunshine in Tramore as renowned Waterford News & Star journalist Marion O'Mara was laid to rest in the town she loved and served throughout her 72 years. Family, friends, former colleagues and neighbours gathered at Holy Cross Church to bid a final farewell to the esteemed journalist, whose life was defined by service to her community, devotion to her family and an unwavering commitment to telling the stories of others. At the beginning
Marion O'Mara remembered for her fairness, honesty and integrity - News - Waterford News & Star (opens the original)
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Tributes have been paid to veteran Waterford News & Star journalist and former Deputy Editor Marion O'Mara, who died on Monday, August 17, following an illness borne with great dignity, courage and strength. She was 72. Remembered for her fairness, honesty and integrity, Marion spent more than four decades reporting on the people, issues and events that shaped life in Waterford and beyond. Described by many as the "mammy" of regional reporting, she remained a respected and trusted figure in loca
Waterford's selfless Danny Cunningham touched the lives of many - News - Waterford News & Star (opens the original)
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The life of Danny Cunningham was cut tragically short when the car in which he was travelling was involved in a road traffic collision near Adamstown, Kilmeaden, close to his home in Butlerstown, on Monday, July 6, leaving a community in shock. His family and many friends have been left mourning the loss of a man who was widely respected for his kindness, wisdom and generosity. At his Funeral Mass in St Mary's Church on Saturday last, Danny was remembered as a devoted family man, loyal friend an
Farewell to a Gentleman: Seán Dower is laid to rest - News - Waterford News & Star (opens the original)
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A wave of spontaneous applause filled the packed Holy Family Church on Luke Wadding Street on Friday last as the coffin of Seán Dower was carried shoulder-high from the church following his Funeral Mass. The moving tribute from family, friends and neighbours reflected the deep affection and respect in which Seán was held throughout Waterford. As soloist Ray Collins performed the powerful song "Anthem" from the musical Chess, the congregation stood united in remembrance of a man whose life was de
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