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TÁ BRÓN timpeall Dhurlais i ndiaidh bhás Christy Shortt a raibh an-mheas air a bhásaigh ag an deireadh seachtaine.
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Beidh an tsochraid ar siúl tráthnóna Dé Céadaoin seo, ag tórramh ag Teach Sochraide Hugh Ryan, Bóthar Shliabh na mBan, Durlas (E41 CP59), ó 5pm go 7pm.
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