
‘I was a wife for two days and now I’m a widow’
“You’re a bride for a day and you’re supposed to be a wife for a lifetime. I was a wife for two days and now I’m a widow”.
A Ballyfermot mother aims to set up a foundation in honour of her late husband who passed away from brain cancer.
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Call for ‘Stonemount’ section to be Gaelscoil
BallyfermotThere are calls for part of the former De La Salle school to be earmarked as a Gaelscoil for the area.The site...
Big turnout for brothers with rare disease
BallyfermotA fundraiser in aid of two young boys with a rare muscle-wasting condition, Conor and Dean, took place this past Sunday, September...
Calls for improved road markings
BallyfermotThe council has been asked to ensure that improved road markings and a new yellow box are installed at a busy junction...
Beauty technician driving a speeding Polo car is fined €750
BallyfermotA BEAUTY technician was fined €750 for speeding on the motorway and overtaking cars while in the middle lane.Shauna Bradley (20), with...
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James Roulston Mooney
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