THOUSANDS of bodies lay there, while hundreds more scatter the perimeter.
A GRAIGNAMANAGH lady has managed to raise more than €11,000 for a charity very close to her heart.
IT’S not just strictly come dancing at the Murphy Memorial Hall these days, where everything from waltzes and foxtrots are intermingling with a friendly exchange of chit-chat and DVDs every second Sunday afternoon.
I WAS greatly inspired recently by RTÉ’s documentary detailing the very moving story of Colm Murray’s struggle with motor neurone disease.
Isn’t it amazing how the absence of just one word appears to have landed taoiseach Enda Kenny in the proverbial?
I FOUND this a little harder than the football equivalent because there were many more games to choose from.
I’M STARTING to fret about the end of the world.
LOCAL thespians have an opportunity to perfect their craft with the creation of a new artistic group.
LEIGHLINBRIDGE local Siobháin Lawlor recently travelled to South Africa with the Niall Mellon Township Trust.
HE MAY BE more accustomed to the oval ball, but that certainly didn’t stop rugby star Seán O’Brien receiving a hero’s welcome when he attended the Coolkenno Juvenile GAA Club annual awards night last week.