Knockmore Eileen McHale
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Local Notes: Past and Present staff of Breaffy NS with the Sam Maguire - Community - Western People (opens the original)
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Tractor Vintage and Vehicle Run a great success A hundred and seven vintage tractors, vehicles etc participated in the Backs Parish Run which was held on Sunday last as part of a fundraiser for church funds. The run commenced at Knockmore GAA Club and made its way through Currabaggan, Corroy, Cloghans, Carravaneen, Brackwansha and Runagry. Well done to all who participated, prepared and polished their motors and presented them so well on the day. Well done also to the children who brought their
Local Notes: Children from Kilfian and Leeds enjoy Bonniconlon Agricultural Show. - Community - Western People (opens the original)
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Congratulations to Cian Kelly, Newtown, Cloghans, and Rebecca Naylor, Ballina, who were married in a beautiful ceremony in Christ the King Church, Knockmore, on Friday, July 31. Bridesmaids were Ally Doherty, Anna Kelly and Romy Battle and junior bridesmaid was Lily Curley. Groomsmen were Cathal Kelly, Darragh Ferguson and James Hegarty. The ceremony which was attended by a large number of family, relatives and friends was celebrated by Fr Michael Reilly. Music for the ceremony was provided by t
Local Notes: Enjoying the Foroige Amplified Festival in Knockmore. - Community - Western People (opens the original)
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To Andy Moran and all the Mayo team a sincere congratulations and well done for your great achievement in bringing the Sam Maguire to Mayo and for the sheer joy you brought to the county. A special thank you to Darren McHale, Knockmore and Cian McHale, Moy Davitts, who carried the cup shoulder high over the bridge in Foxford and for giving the huge crowds and each one of us present an opportunity to catch a glimpse or perhaps touch their coveted cup. It was so much appreciated. The numbers drawn
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