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SCA FC 8c009455 
 XXjob 18/04/2014 NEWS Monsignor Aidan O'Driscoll, Fr Eddie Collins, Lord Mayor Phil O'Regan, and Parishioners, beside the 9ft pitch pine famine cross, originally from Clonakilty's Workhouse, which has been returned to the town from Cork City, before it was carried in silent procession from the old graveyard to the Church of the Immaculate Conception, Clonakilty, for the 3PM Good Friday service.
Picture: Denis Scannell 
 Keywords: DENIS SCANNELL
SCA FC 8c009455 
 XXjob 18/04/2014 NEWS Monsignor Aidan O'Driscoll, Fr Eddie Collins, Lord Mayor Phil O'Regan, and Parishioners, beside the 9ft pitch pine famine cross, originally from Clonakilty's Workhouse, which has been returned to the town from Cork City, before it was carried in silent procession from the old graveyard to the Church of the Immaculate Conception, Clonakilty, for the 3PM Good Friday service.
Picture: Denis Scannell 
 Keywords: DENIS SCANNELL
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XXjob 18/04/2014 NEWS Monsignor Aidan O'Driscoll, Fr Eddie Collins, Lord Mayor Phil O'Regan, and Parishioners, beside the 9ft pitch pine famine cross, originally from Clonakilty's Workhouse, which has been returned to the town from Cork City, before it was carried in silent procession from the old graveyard to the Church of the Immaculate Conception, Clonakilty, for the 3PM Good Friday service.
Picture: Denis Scannell