Friday, November 12, 2004

The remains of Joe Dunican who died in America are expected to arrive home tomorrow. Burial in Moore tomorrow. See papers.
The Clonfinlough Gun Club had great support for their fund raising table quiz last Wednesday night and Noel Mannion enjoyed the questions especially the geography questions. The Quiz on this coming Wednesday night will be in aid of the Active Retirement Group who have really done great activity in their first year with a number of outings and functions. Contact Kay Fitzpatrick if you would like to join the gang.
That extra hour of night has brought out many more people to the library on Thursday nights from 7 to 9 pm and last night Rose had 300 home made labels ready yo paste onto more books. The teenagers that like horses will just love a collection of books on horses donated by Sheila Ryan.
The old river is easing back down in level with the recent good weather. After a murky start and a shower this morning the sun has broken through and the forecast is for temperature of 12C or 54F.
Sorry to hear of the accidental death of Mark (Pepe) Lyons in Ballinasloe on Wednesday. Mark many years ago lived in a caravan around Shannonbridge during the famous dropout hippie period and was well known. Working on a new building behind Salmons and Gullanes in Ballinasloe erecting guttering it appears that a length of material touched an overhead line and ended his life. May he rest in peace. Two other workmates were injured.

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