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TÁ MOLADH ó chroí á thabhairt do Lorna Woodnutt a maraíodh go tragóideach in ionsaí ina teach cónaithe i gCo Uíbh Fhailí an tseachtain seo caite.
Dúirt fear amháin a bhíodh ina chomharsa le Lorna: "Níl aon fhocal faoi rud mar seo. Chónaigh Lorna suas an bóthar uaim nuair a bhí mé níos óige, agus ba dhuine álainn í.
"Ba ghnách le m'athair comhrá a dhéanamh léi agus lena deirfiúracha ag an ngeata, bhí am aici i gcónaí dó, le miongháire agus gáire. Téann ár smaointe agus ár ngrá amach chuig teaghlach agus dlúthchairde Lorna. Suaimhneas síoraí a Lorna."
Roinneadh paidreacha ar son Lorna ag Aifreann 8.30rn i Séipéal na Deastógála, i dTulach Mhór thar an deireadh seachtaine.
Ghuigh an tAthair Joseph Campbell ar son Lorna, a fuair bás i gceantar Rahan, Dé hAoine, 29 Meán Fómhair.
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