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Communication lines opened between Tullamore GAA Club and County Board in O Connor Park lease row
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Empty terraces in O Connor Park resulted in a row between the County Board and Tullamore GAA over the payment of the lease for the ground. );
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DISCUSSIONS have taken place in recent days between Offaly GAA chairman, Michael Duignan and Tullamore GAA chairman, Tom Martin in a bid to bring an end to a row over the payment of the lease for O Connor Park in Tullamore.
A big stand off has erupted between the bodies over the payment of the lease for 2020. The County Board sought a reduction in their annual rent as the ground yielded almost no revenue last year because of Covid-19 restrictions. Tullamore GAA Club refused to give any reduction and the two sides have been at loggerheads since then. The County Board paid €42,184 of the €56,245 lease for 2020 and sought a reduction of three months rent of €14,061 because of the Covid-19 pandem
Death of a great Ballyfore and Offaly GAA supporter
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THERE was sad news on Sunday with the death of Maurice Coffey. Maurice lived at Ballymorane, Edenderry and was synonymous with the Ballyfore area.
He was a passionate GAA supporter with an infectious enthusiasm for football. He played football with his native Ballinabrackey in his youth and gave vast service to Ballyfore GAA Club after moving into the area. He served the club in a variety of roles as an officer, worker and mentor. He was president of Ballyfore GAA and a trustee at the time of his death.
Shock at sudden death of popular Offaly man
Daingean native Jordan was a talented footballer and soccer player
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Paul Jordan, third from left on front row, with Daingean in the 1980s. Picture: Daingean GAA website. );
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NEWS of the sudden and untimely death of a talented former sports man today has stunned the many people who knew, liked and admired him.
Paul Jordan was a native of Daingean and lived in Killeenmore, Killeigh for several years. In his early 50s, he was very well known in his native area, adopted home and the town of Tullamore where he worked for most of his life.
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