Ms Justice Eileen Creedon said the Westmeath man's relationship with the complainants' older sister 'allowed him to exploit these three young girls' and it was 'an egregious abuse of trust'
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Josephine O’Donnell, Ann Freeman, Martin Maguire, Evan Maguire, James Donnelly and Colman Reilly
Mostrim United Football Club is well known in the Edgeworthstown area where the club organises youth soccer teams for both boys and girls.
On December 27, 2025, the club celebrated 25 years in existence and marked the occasion by holding a special Community Day.
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In the spirit of ‘giving’, the club collected €1,000 for Longford Hospice Homecare ensuring that all proceeds collected will go directly to support their vital work at local level.
MAIN PHOTO CAPTION: Presentation by Mostrim United FC to Longford Hospice Homecare. L to r Josephine O’Donnell (Secretary Hospice); Ann Freeman (Joint Treasurer Hospice); Martin Maguire (Mostrim United PRO), Evan Maguire (representing the players, U12 player); James Donnelly (Ass Treasurer Mostrim United) and Colman Reilly (Chairperson Mostrim United)
PICTURES | Rathcline ladies turn on the style as they celebrate Longford county success
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