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Chapel St Reunion 2
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Written by John McCullagh   
Friday, 13 May 2005
I left early (around midnight!) but my friends stayed till four in the morning.  All had a great time.
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Chapel St Reunion
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Thursday, 12 May 2005
The Miller Suite of the Canal Court Hotel was packed with happy people who were regally entertaine to a Brass band Show, A Video/Slideshow and Peader Cowan.  A great time was had by all!!
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Art MacCooey
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Written by John McCullagh   
Wednesday, 11 May 2005

The most famous graveyard in all our area is doubtless that of Creggan, just outside of Crossmaglen, not least because it is the last resting place of the celebrated Bards, Padraig Mac a Liondain (1685-1733), Seamus Mor MacMurchadha (1720-1750) and Art MacCumhaigh (1738-1773). 

The grave of Mac a Liondain is marked by a plaque erected by Eigse Oirialla, an organisation harking back to an even earlier period when the clans of Armagh, Monaghan, East Fermanagh, South Tyrone and North Louth were united under the great House of Oriel. (The name too is commemorated in the beautiful Oriel Trail, a glorious walk well-signposted through the magnificent Cooley Peninsula!).

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