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Great community spirit present as Killafree Renewal Group is revitalised

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Some of the people that attended the Killafree Renewal Group meeting in Castlepollard last week. Back row from left; Bruno Gaffney, Fred O’Neill, Ethan Quinn, Paschal Flynn, Pat Gaffney, Josie Nea, Margaret Gaffney and Mary Murtagh. Seated are Bill Ryan and Eileen Smith. (Masks were removed solely for the taking of the photograph.) Main image: Killafree Church and graveyard.

By Paul O’Donovan

A meeting to restart the Killafree Renewal Group in Castlepollard was held on Friday night last, 18 July, in Castlepollard Parish Centre, with all social distancing regulations being observed.

Killafree Church and graveyard is situated in the heart of Castlepollard, but unfortunately it has, from time to time, been subjected to vandalism. For some time now local people have been concerned at how the area has become neglected.

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