Longford punter boosts finances by €40,500 with €6 EuroMillions punt
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02 Oct 2022
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02 Oct 2022
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Tributes have been paid to the brother of former Longford Federation ICA President May Campbell following a tragic accident in Mayo over the August Bank Holiday.
Christy Gallagher (51) of Thallabawn, Louisburg was herding sheep on the Mweelrea Mountain on July 30 last when he fell from a ledge and sustained fatal injuries.
His funeral took place at The Church of the Holy Family, Killeen on August 3 followed by interment in the adjoining cemetery.
He is survived by his wife Peggy, daughter Danielle; sons Tom, Jeffrey and Shane; mother Nora; brothers Tommy-Joe, Padraic and John; sisters Mary-Alice, May, Rosaleen, Noreen, Eda, and Sally; grandchildren Lilah-Rose and Poppy-James, extended family, neighbours and a large circle of friends.
Longford punter boosts finances by €40,500 with €6 EuroMillions punt
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