Loch Gowna, close to the scene of last night's tragedy
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Finea
Tribute night
A night to honour and pay tribute to Ned Flynn will be held in the Hotel Castlepollard on Saturday night next, November 28th. Music and refreshments. Adm 10 euro.
Table Quiz
The annual table quiz in aid of our village Christmas tree expenses will take place in Fitzsimons bar on Friday, 18th December. It will be held in conjunction with the annual draw which will also be held on the night. Lines for the draw are currently on sale locally. Your support would really be appreciated.
Sympathy
Deepest sympathy is extended to Mrs Mary Ryan, Dunboyne on the sudden passing of her loving husband Brendan on Saturday, November 21st last. Following requiem mass in St Peter & Paul’s Church, Dunboyne on Tuesday morning at 11am, his remains were interred in St Mary’s Cemetery, Finea. May he rest in peace.
Death
Sympathy is also extended to Brian & Helen O’Reilly and family, Ballynarry on the tragic death of their beloved daughter and sister Orla whose remains were interred in St Mary’s Cemetery, Ballynarry recently following a road accident. May she rest in peace.
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