Speaking on The Tommy Tiernan Show on RTÉ One, Louise gave a heartfelt recollection
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St Eunan’s National School in Laghey hosted a St Brigid’s cross-making event. Click on the arrows to see Siobhan McGowan's photos:
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Taking place on Friday, January 30, there was a wonderful intergenerational aspect feel to this event with grandparents invited to come along and join the St Eunan’s pupils.
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Skills were passed on, stories were shared, and the bonds of family and community were strengthened in the spirit of St Brigid.
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The crosses were then blessed by Fr Adrian Gavigan, PP.
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