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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Cllr Martin Monaghan, Ann Keegan, Betty Donohoe, Bee O'Rourke, Kitty Burkhill, James Quinn, Tim Shanley (Clonguish GAA) Picture: Shelley Corcoran
Newtownforbes First Responders wish to thank everybody who attending the unveiling of a brand new defibrillator at Clonguish GAA complex last Friday night.
The defibrillator was purchased by the local responder group and massive thanks to Clonguish grounds caretaker Brendan Reilly and former club chairperson Tim Shanley for accepting this vital lifesaving equipment.
On behalf of Newtownforbes First Responders, James Quinn expressed thanks to Cllr Martin Monaghan, as well as the local active retirement club for supporting this initiative.
He also thanked the hard working members of Newtownforbes First Responders, including John Coppinger and Colm Brady.
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