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L / R Jim Mc Eneaney, Pat Donnelly, Maeve Yore, Tony Price
Independent Councillor Maeve Yore was proud to contribute to a new defibrillator from her allocation funds for Oglaigh Naisiunta na hEireann Ex-Service Personnel.
Councillor Yore attended the National Annual Convention in Dundalk and heard firsthand of all the great work that this organisation does for ex-service personnel locally and nationally.
She said:
“I think that it is very important that we as a people and a nation help and support those from the Irish Defence Forces who protected and represented us at home and abroad with such distinction and I look forward to working with Jim, Mick, Pat, Tony and all involved in the Michael Mc Neela Branch ONE on future worthwhile projects.”
The Michael Mc Neela Branch wishes to thank Councillor Maeve Yore for her past and continued support to ONE.
Plans lodged for maturation warehouses in Dunleer
Council working with AHB on anti-social behaviour at Halliday Mills in Dundalk
The Dundalk Municipal District October meeting took place at the Town Hall
Photographer: Arthur Kinahan
Photographer: Arthur Kinahan
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