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Leghowney Community Hall
Townawilly Parishioners have been invited to bring a photograph of their loved one for display.
Parishioners are welcome to bring a small photograph of their loved one who passed away during the year to either St Patrick's Church or St Agatha's Clar.
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For the picture, which will be displayed for the month of November, a 6x4 frame is advised.
“November is a special month to remember our dead,” Leghowney Community Hall said. “All photos will be returned at the end of the month.”
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