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Sadie Canavan - Sligo and Errill
The death took place on Monday, April 2 of Sadie Canavan (née Carroll) of Cloonymeenaghan, Riverstown, Sligo and late of Errill.
Peacefully at her home, surrounded by her loving family. Deeply regretted by her loving husband Sean, daughter Cait, sons Adrian, John and Ronan, son-in-law Patrick (Duffy), daughters-in-law, Cara, Claire and Roisin, grandchildren Sean, Roisin, Fionnan, Diarmuid, Conor, Enda, Adam, Sarah, Ella, Matthew and Eve, brothers Bobby and Martin (Laois), Jack (Dublin), sister Patricia (London), brothers-in-law J.J. and Pat Canavan (Carlow), sister-in-law Ann (Laois), nephews, nieces, cousins, relatives and friends.
Reposing at Perry's Funeral Home, Ballymote on Tuesday from 6pm - 8pm. Removal from her home on Thursday to St Patrick's Church, Ballyrush for Funeral Mass at 12 noon, with interment afterwards in adjoining cemetery.
Portlaoise Library will host information sessions on the funding along with other libraries in Laois.
The access lane on Portlaoise Main Street to the planned business. Photo: Leinster Express
Portlaoise District Court
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