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(Standing L-R) Sean Kennedy and Norman Farragher of Naas Mens Shed, Trish McNeela of Kildare Civil Defence, Gda Sarah O’Sullivan, Amanda Ross of the National Ambulance Service, Brenda Hyland-Beirne and Dr. John Kehoe of Naas Lions, Gda Deirdre Davoren, John Traynor of Naas Lions, Tara Phibbs of ALONE;
(Seated L-R) Marie O’Neill of Naas Lions, Róisín O’Brien, Communications Officer at Naas General Hospital, Tom Keightley, Naas Lions, Damian Carberry, ‘Message In a Bottle’ District Officer for Lions International, Naas Lions President Luke Sparrow, and Frances Walsh of Sallins Sunshine Club, pictured launching the ‘Message in a Bottle’ initiative at Naas Garda Station, Tuesday, January 14.
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