The Late Mary Frances O’Connor (née Fallon), Artane, Dublin and formerly of Cullentra, Newtowncashel, Co Longford
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Longford County Choir members with with Fr Martin Curry S.J. of St Ignatius Church
Members of Longford County Choir visited Galway City on the weekend of July 12 - 14.
The Choir performed in the beautiful Church of St Ignatius on Saturday evening.
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The music was conducted and accompanied on the organ by our Musical Director, Fintan Farrelly.
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There were some members of the Longford community living in Galway at the church for the recital and they were delighted to renew acquaintances with some choir members.
The photograph includes the choir members who were present with Fr Martin Curry S.J. of St Ignatius Church.
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