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Sadness at death of Liam McConnellogue, Convoy

THE sudden death of Liam McConnellogue, Cornagillagh, Convoy, on Friday was learned of with great sadness across Donegal and the North West.

A life-time supporter of Donegal GAA, Liam gave many years of loyal service to his local St Mary’s GAA Club in Convoy.

A minute’s silence was observed at the annual Donegal GAA banquet on Friday night while St Mary’s GAA Club postponed their annual under-age presentations, dinner dance and AGM as a mark of respect.

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Liam’s wake and funeral arrangements will be confirmed on Monday.

He is survived by his sisters Bernadette Gallagher, Tullyvinney, Raphoe and Margaret Gallagher, Townparks, Convoy, nieces, nephews, relatives and a wide circle of friends.

Aged 62-years, Liam retired as a post office clerk in Letterkenny in November 2016, ending a 41-year career serving the community.

At the time, Liam spoke to the Donegal News about his career, his family, his love of the GAA and serving the local community.

 

 

 

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