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Rónán Mac Aodh Bhui
Fuair Rónán Mac Aodha Bhuí as Cois Cláidigh, An Bun Beag, bás go suaimhneach sa bhaile nios luaithe inniú. Iar chrealtóir do chuid Raidio na Gaeltachta, sná Doire Beaga a bhí ann.
Ar shlua na bhfírean roimhe tá a thuismitheoirí, Eibhlín agus Fionntan Mac Aodha Bhuí agus a dheirfiúr Edel. Maireann a bhean chéile Bernie (Nic Pháidín), a inion Fionnuala, a dheirfiúracha, Bríd, Ríona agus Colma, a dheartháireacha, Cian, Iarla, Cuimín agus Barra, teaghlach leathnaithe Mhic Aodha Bhuí agus Mhic Pháidín agus a lán gaolta agus cairde eile.
Dhéanfar a fhaire sa bhaile amárach, Dé Céadaoin agus Déardaoin ón 11 a chlog ar maidin go dtí'n 9 a chlog tráthnóna. Beidh an paidrín ag a 8 a chlog an dá oíche. Ní bheidh faire sa teach maidin an tórraimh. Curfar é i Reilig Mhachaire Gathlán Dé hAoine , 22 Meán Fómhair, i ndiaidh Aifreann 11 a chlog i dTeach Pobail Mhuire, Na Doirí Beaga.
Beidh Aifreann an Tórraimh a chraoladh beo ar leathanach facebook an adhlacóra Kieran Roarty. https://bit.ly/3DoIMm.
Bláthanna Teaghlaigh amháin. Más mian, is féidir síntiús a thabhairt do Sheirbhís Eitiltí & Ailse Dhún na nGall.
Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam uasal.
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