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Anthony Devlin, nach maireann
Labhair an tAthair John Walsh faoin gciúnas i Séipéal Naomh Muire, Cnoc an Choiligh, agus é ag cur síos ar an gcaoi a raibh an paróiste ‘briste’ ag Aifreann sochraide Anthony Devlin.
Maraíodh an t-athair, meicneoir 32 bliain d'aois, i dtimpiste san ionad oibre i mBun Cranncha Dé Máirt seo caite agus cuireadh chun sosa é i reilig Cnoc an Choiligh.
Bhí an tUasal Devlin le pósadh fiansa Grainne i mí na Nollag agus níor chríochnaigh an lánúin cúrsa ullmhúcháin pósta le déanaí.
“Táimid briste ag an imeacht seo,” a dúirt an tAthair Walsh.
“Braithimid go léir brón an bháis. Fiú amháin in Eaglais atá chomh lán le seo, is beag nach mór duit d’anáil féin a chloisteáil leis an gciúnas.”
Rugadh Anthony i Londain agus bhog sé abhaile lena theaghlach chun freastal ar scoil Illies agus ina dhiaidh sin d’fhreastail sé ar Scoil Mhuire.
Mheabhraigh iarmhúinteoir “fear óg thar a bheith aoibhinn” agus dúirt an tAthair Walsh gur “dalta cumasach” é.
Tar éis dó tamall a chaitheamh san Astráil, d’fhill sé ar Dhún na nGall in 2017.
Is mór an bhuairt ar Anthony a fianaí Grainne, a chlann mhac Joe agus Odhran, a thuismitheoirí Philip agus Una, a dheirfiúracha Tara, Tina, Leanne, a dheartháir céile Ian, a mhamó Annie Devlin agus ciorcal leathan teaghlach agus cairde.
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