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30 Jun 2022
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Dr Laura Noonan
Ballymahon doctor Laura Noonan has decided to take some much needed time out from hospital following five arduous months of pain and suffering.
The local lady posted a lengthy statement on her Facebook page, Laura's Russian Lifeline on Monday which outlined her reasons for the difficult decision.
“I need to get some life back in my life while I can. I can’t feel much worse than I do already and I’m not going to make myself sick……. I already am,” she said.
“I refuse to stare at another bedroom ceiling and four walls when I have the opportunity to do other things.
“I didn’t come to this decision lightly, and I will reconnect with the hospital in a few weeks,” she told her Facebook followers.
For the full story, see www.longfordleader.ie
Cllr Peggy Nolan with Longford County Council chief executive Paddy Mahon and incoming Cathaoirleach Cllr Turlough McGovern
Cathaoirleach of Roscommon County Council Cllr Joe Murphy recently launched the Lough Ree International pike classic at Ballyleague - Lanesboro
Service users of the Ballymahon Day Care Centre on a visit to Leinster House recently. Also pictured are Senator Micheál Carrigy, Garda Emma Kiernan and Manager of the centre, Breda Greaves
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