
Remembering his wife Josie and her companionship . . .
Rathcoole musician Peter Gaynor has recorded a new song called ‘Josie’, in memory of his wife who died three years ago from a sudden heart attack.
The local musician from Beechwood Lawns, Rathcoole has written a new song to remember his loved wife of 50 years after her death in February 2023.
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