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Erin Fitzgibbon and David Neilson are putting on their famous lights display in honour of their daughter | Dungog Chronicle

Erin Fitzgibbon and David Neilson are putting on their famous lights display in honour of their daughter | Dungog Chronicle
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Couple shocked to find they spent £2,000 on one trip to a museum

Couple shocked to find they spent £2,000 on one trip to a museum
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The 150th anniversary of Marymount | Cork Independent

Last updated: Sun 25 Jul 2021, 2:51 AM 1066a. Former site of St Patrick s Hospital on Wellington Road, present day. (picture: Kieran McCarthy) The 150th anniversary of Marymount Published: Last updated: Sun 25 Jul 2021, 2:51 AM Mid-September 1920 coincided with the fiftieth anniversary of the opening of St Patrick’s Hospital on Wellington Road. The anniversary was referenced in Cork newspapers. This year 2020 marks the 150th anniversary of the hospital’s foundation but in recent years has been relocated to Curraheen and has morphed into the Marymount University Hospital and Hospice. The original hospital from 1870 was the brainchild of the Sisters of Charity. They had won the admiration of Cork general practitioner Dr Patrick Murphy from an early stage. The Sisters had visited his father and sister on their deathbeds during the cholera epidemic of 1832. Dr Murphy had owned a tan-yard and some house prope

The letters that revived hope, amused, or brought deep sadness

JOHN KIRK-ANDERSON/STUFF The Citizen s War Memorial removal begins with the lifting of a bronze piece, less than a week before Anzac Day. I didn’t know about the letter from Dad until after he was gone. Mum came across it following his funeral, in Johannesburg, in 2002. She sent photocopies to his children spread around the globe. Dad wasn’t an Anzac, but that letter has given me a sense of kinship with the many Cantabrians who have shared their wartime correspondence with us this year. It’s been my privilege to read as many as possible, though I’ve only scratched the surface, in truth.

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