Longford father and son, Brendan and Kevin Donoghue, outside Blake's Tavern
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12 Feb 2026
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12 Feb 2026
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Sending best wishes to the families of the new arrivals
This week we're delighted to send congratulations and best wishes all the way to New Zealand where Coolarty man Gary Duffy and his wife Annalise welcomed the arrival of their baby boy during the past week.
This young man is to be named Conor John and he is a welcome brother for Tara and grandson for Sean and Anne Duffy, Springpark.
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Both mother and baby are doing well and already Conor John is looking forward to togging for Ballymore in the future.
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We send our congratulations to David Faughnan and his partner Eva Fortune, Cloonbo on the birth of their first baby, a boy to be named Paudie.
A special mention to proud grandparents Tony and Teresa Faughnan, Cloonbo and Philip and Frances Fortune, Cloonclivis.
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