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“Dad, you were truly our greatest gift” – daughterâs tribute to Mayo GAA chairman Seamus Tuohy | Connaught Telegraph (opens the original)
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Above everything he had achieved in the GAA and in his career as a psychiatric nurse and farmer, Seamus Tuohy was a deeply loving family man, his daughter, Shona, told mourners at his Funeral Mass today. âAs a husband, father, father-in-law, granddad, brother-in-law, and uncle he gave us his all," she told mourners in a crowded St. Aloysius Church, Breaffy. She recalled her father had always said her mother, Marie, was the greatest gift in his life. Continuing, she said: âDad, you were truly
Mayo Abbeyâs âKattyâ celebrates 105th birthday | Connaught Telegraph (opens the original)
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ONE of the oldest persons in Mayo, Catherine âKattyâ Delaney, enjoyed tea and cake as she celebrated her 105th birthday with relatives, friends and neighbours yesterday (Tuesday). On her lap rested a letter from President Catherine Connolly wishing her a happy birthday and congratulating her on her longevity. Included in the package of correspondence was a special commemorative coin in a presentation box. One of the many tasks Katty had to perform during her days as a priestâs housekeeper
Aghamore native pens first book on Mayo’s All-Ireland dream in record time | Connaught Telegraph (opens the original)
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The race to write and publish the first book capturing Mayo's historic All-Ireland football triumph after 75 years in the wilderness appears to have a clear front-runner. John Gunnigan, the man behind the hugely popular Mayo GAA blog, has moved swiftly to bring his deeply personal account, Keeping the Faith, to readers just weeks after Mayo finally ended their long wait for Sam Maguire. Gunnigan, an economist based in Dublin and a native of Aghamore, has spent almost six decades following the gr
Gardai seek ‘aggressive’ driver who crashed into circus lorry on N26 in Mayo | Connaught Telegraph (opens the original)
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A circus convoy negotiating the N26 in east Mayo was left badly shaken after a car zig-zagged aggressively in front of one of its lorries before crashing into a caravan being towed behind it â bursting two tyres. The incident, which is being investigated by gardai, occurred after a number of vehicles belonging to Tom Duffyâs Circus passed through Foxford, en route to Maynooth, Co. Kildare, where they are currently performing. In the wake of what she described as a âfrightening experienceâ
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