L to R new owners Patricia & Derek Cagney accepted keys to John Quirke Jewellers from John Quirke last Saturday
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13 Apr 2026
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Ninety eight year old lady Mrs Teresa Murphy, Drombane, Thurles proudly set out her stall of knitwear of assorted colours and other hand work in aid of priests in the Missions at the local branch of Apostolic Work, held at Muintir na Tíre Hall, Ballycommon Nenagh.
Mrs Murphy was accompanied by her daughters, Noreen Murphy and Mary Berkery.
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