Deaths in Longford - Tuesday, September 28, 2021
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28/09/2021
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Deaths in Longford - Tuesday, September 28, 2021
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The late Mícheál (Michilín) Ó Murchú (Murphy), 'Dún Aoibhinn', Moneylagan, Longford, N39 K7X8 / Clondalkin, Dublin
The late Marie O'Hanlon (née Newman Doyle), Ballymulvey, Ballymahon, Longford
The late Declan Walsh, Brook Grove, Farmhill, Sligo and formerly of Garyandrew, Edgeworth- stown. He was the founder and CEO of the Neurology Support Centre in Sligo
The late Dan Mulligan.
The late Captain Dan Mulligan, who was Colmcille GAA Chairperson at the time, pictured at his office in Connolly Barracks, Longford ahead of the 1994 county football final Pic: Joe McDonagh
The late Josie Kelly (née McGrath), Mornine, Moydow, Longford
The late Kevin Maguire, Toome, Ballymahon, Longford
The late Jeannie Dawson (née Murtagh), Leitrim, Coolarty, Longford
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