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06 Sept 2025
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Sean O'Neill (centre) pictured with County Board President, Charlie Collins (right) and County Board Secretary, Danny O'Kane (left).
Loup man Sean O’Neill was nominated by the Ancient Order of Hibernians (AOH) Derry County Board to be their representative in their annual trip to Lourdes.
This annual initiative, run by the AOH Derry County Board, is designed to give back to the community and show support for those who are unwell.
Sean O'Neill expressed his gratitude for the opportunity, stating: "It was such a privilege to receive this grand gesture from the County Board."
During his pilgrimage, Sean offered up his thoughts and prayers for the sick, all members and families of those within the AOH in County Derry, as well as remembered past members of the organisation.
The AOH's annual trip to Lourdes is an initiative that strengthens the bonds within the community and provides spiritual support to those in need.
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