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PICTURE: Cllr Declan Burgess
Every success is wished to Liam Maher and Santina Coyle on the opening of Maher's shop in Boherlahan.
In 2024, Liam purchased the former family-owned store and petrol station which was run by the O'Dwyer's for many years in serving the needs of a wide community and passing trade.
This new business featuring the Mace and Apple Green brands consists of a large store of much variety, an off license and petrol station is a fantastic boost for the village and parish community as well as the local economy.
As a new venture and an important addition to the village the shop is opened to 6am to 10pm to facilitate early morning workers and customers in selling Insomnia coffee and etc.
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