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Roscommon Rose Rebecca cherishes memories made in Tralee - News - Roscommon Herald (opens the original)
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While she may not have returned home with the Rose of Tralee crown, Rebecca Collins came back to Roscommon with something she treasures even more: unforgettable memories, lifelong friendships and a deep appreciation for the community that carried her every step of the way. Representing Roscommon on one of Ireland’s most famous stages was a dream the young Kiltoom woman had watched unfold on television for years from the comfort of her family home. This year, she was no longer in the audience. Sh
WATCH: Myriad of memories from Irish Hot Air Ballooning Championships in Boyle - News - Roscommon Herald (opens the original)
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The Irish Hot Air Ballooning Championships in Lough Key Forest and Activity Park, Boyle, have come to a close, with the weather allowing balloonists one final chance to traverse the beautiful North Roscommon skyline on Friday morning. This year’s championships — the 54th edition of the event — created a myriad of memories among young and old alike. Flight took place every morning and evening daily, weather permitting, this week, with some spectacular footage emerging from the kaleidoscope of col
Roscommon pub still at the heart of the community after 150 years - News - Roscommon Herald (opens the original)
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For 150 years, Clancy’s Bar in Knockvicar has been more than a place to pull a pint. Known locally as ‘Mammy’s’, the popular rural pub has marked births, funerals, sporting wins, community fundraisers and countless ordinary evenings around the counter. Today, under fourth-generation publican Ann Clancy McGonigle and with the support of her son Michael, the family-run bar remains open seven days a week and continues to serve as a social anchor for the area. Ann remembers pulling her first pint as
‘Our home is changed forever’ - mother leads emotional tribute to Cloonfad schoolboy - News - Roscommon Herald (opens the original)
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The heartbroken community of Cloonfad and Ballyhaunis gathered this afternoon to say a final farewell to 12-year-old Eoin Doyle, the much-loved Cloonfad schoolboy whose young life was tragically cut short in a collision involving a train and car near Ballyhaunis last Thursday. Eoin, from Gurrane, Ballyhaunis, was remembered at his Funeral Mass in St Patrick’s Church, Cloonfad for the joy, humour, love and energy he brought into the lives of those around him. He is survived by his devastated pare
Will Leitrim’s link with ‘The Traitors’ survive next round table? - News - Roscommon Herald (opens the original)
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The hit RTÉ reality show ‘The Traitors’ returned to our screens last week with a traitor from Leitrim Village. Twenty-four-year-old teacher Donal Casey played senior football for Leitrim, and also helped Leitrim Gaels to an historic Leitrim SFC title last year. However, he was forced to retire after sustaining a serious knee injury during the final. Despite being a Faithful, the Leitrim native was put under fire on the last episode by fellow west contestant Sean A, a HSE worker from Mayo who att
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