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Sadness in the communities of Drangan and Cloneen with recent passing of two popular men
Bereavements
The community in the parish of Drangan and Cloneen extend sympathy to Seamus Moloney, Cloran, Cloneen, on the recent death of his brother Johnny late of Ballyluskey who died in Miami, Florida, USA.
Before his departure for America Johnny lined out with several St. Patrick’s GAA teams.
May he rest in peace.
The community in the parish of Drangan and Cloneen extend sympathy to Tony Kelly, The Paddocks Drangan, on the death of his father, Tony Kelly (Senior) Killenaule.
Since his arrival in Drangan Tony has been a very active member of the various commemorations held to honour those who gave their lives for Irish Freedom, 100 years ago.
On a lighter note Tony is usually seen sporting the Red and Yellow whenever his native Killenaule are in action on the GAA fields.
May the soul of Tony Kelly rest in peace.
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