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A 12-hour Spinathon is taking place at Kernans, Tullygay, Newmills in memory of Odhrán O’Donnell, supporting the Irish Cancer Society and Relay for Life. Please click on the arrows to go through the gallery_Cropped-1743864153369.jpg)
Cruckraw, Churchill native Odhrán sadly passed away in February - the son of Paul and Kathleen. brother of Aisling and James - and was a popular figure, known from Hegarty’s Ford, Letterkenny Motors, Donaghy Motorhomes and Robert Kee’s in Letterkenny. He is pictured below with Geraldine Diver, taking part in Darkness into Light in Letterkenny.
Cruckraw, Churchill native Odhrán sadly passed away in February - the son of Paul and Kathleen. brother of Aisling and James - and was a popular figure, known from Hegarty’s Ford, Letterkenny Motors, Donaghy Motorhomes and Robert Kee’s in Letterkenny. He is pictured below with Geraldine Diver, taking part in Darkness into Light in Letterkenny. You can donate here
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The incident has been reported to gardaí
Uisce Éireann says the work is part of the National Leakage Reduction Programme
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