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Above - A group from the Clonmel CBS High School Leaving Certificate class of 1968. The class is holding a 50th anniversary reunion on Saturday October 13th. Back, from left, Cyril Darmody, Pat Hahessy, Seán Ryan, John Heffernan, John Fahey and Ken Ryan. Front, John Burke, Tom Casey, Eugene Farrell and Tom Fitzgerald
The 1968 Leaving Certificate Class from the CBS High School Clonmel are holding a 50th anniversary reunion on Saturday, October 13 at Hotel Minella, Clonmel.
Already there is great interest in the reunion and at this stage over half of the class have confirmed that they will attend.
Past pupils from other years who know many of the 1968 class members also plan to attend.
All are very welcome and it will be a great opportunity for friends who haven’t met for some time to catch up with each other.
Further information on the reunion is available from any of the following -
Tony Kerton, 086-2200799; Cyril Darmody, 085-1642024; Michael O’Brien, 087- 2279936; Donal Boyle, 087-2834075 or e-mail; donalaboyle@gmail.com and Paddy Daly, 086-3854373 or e-mail pdaly2000@eircom.net
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