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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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GOOD LUCK: Good luck to St Brigids footballers who take on Ballymore in the Intermediate final on Sunday next in Pearse Park. Throw in is at 3.45pm and you are asked to come out and support the boys. Get the flags and banners out and fly the white and green with pride.
KILLASHEE TIDY TOWNS: A meeting will be held in Killashee National School this Wednesday 21st September at 8pm.The purpose of this meeting is to set up a Tidy Towns Committee in the area.
RATHCLINE LADIES GAA CLUB :are holding a table quiz in the Peer Inn, Lisnacusha on Saturday next 24th September at 9pm. Cash prizes . The ladies play the Leinster club semi finals on Saturday 1st October and they would greatly appreciate your support for their fundraiser.
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