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A very moving ceremony There was a large gathering of people present on Sunday week last at the blessing by Fr. John Farren of what is known locally as 'the Graveyard', Three Trees, where years ago new born babies and a few adults were buried in unmarked graves.

Keaveney-Taylor wedding The wedding took place recently in Iskaheen Church of Orla Keaveney, daughter of Pat and Rosemary Keaveney, Aught and Pat Taylor, son of Susie and the late Patsy Taylor, Sappagh.

First Communion congrats Congratulations to the boys and girls from Scoil Naomh Bride who received their First Holy Communion last Saturday in the Sacred heart Church, Muff from Fr. John Farren.

Garda Pat Keaveney retires On Tuesday next Garda Patrick (Pat) Keaveney will retire from An Garda Siochana after 36 years of loyal service ot the State, 34 of which he spent serving the people of Muff.

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