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PICTURES | St Joseph's, Netownforbes, class of 1970 hope for better days Nuala Fox (née Keogh) reflects as the Class of 1970 from St Joseph’s, Newtownforbes were due to get together for their 50th Reunion this month, but Covid-19 put paid to those plans
Caption: There was a Reunion for the St Joseph’s Secondary School, Newtownforbes Classes from 1982-1989 last Saturday night in the Sin Bin Event Centre, Longford Rugby Club and pictured are Class of '87; Rosemary Considine, Margaret Murphy and Nicki Lynch
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