SYMPATHY NOTICE ST MARY'S PRIMARY SCHOOL, KILLYCLOGHER
The Principal and staff of St. Mary's Primary School. Killyclogher wish to extend their sympathy and thoughts to those people in our school community who have been bereaved and injured in the recent Omagh bombing.
We think particularly at this time of the family of the late Brian McCrory, of Ballinamullan, who have had connections with our school for years. To the family of Alan Radford, we extend our sympathy, especially to his sister, Mrs. Elaine O'Reilly, who is one of our esteemed parents and to Corra, Kerri and Sarah, nieces of Alan who are our present pupils
Our thoughts are also with Mrs. Teresa Fleming, mother of our pupil Shane, who was injured. Leona Mulcahy, daughter of Margaret, who is a member of our ancillary staff, Donna Marie Keyes, niece of Mrs. Monica Morris, who is one of our parents and wife of Mr. Pat Morris, member of staff in the school. To Anne Colgan, sister of our secretary, Donna, we send our best wishes for a speedy recovery from her injuries. We are also remembering all our past pupils and friends of the school who have been bereaved and injured at this time.
We extend our sympathy also to the wide community of Omagh, who are suffering at this time.
Many messages of sympathy have been sent to the school from other schools across Northern Ireland, from the Republic of Ireland, from England and from America. We take this opportunity of passing on these condolences to our town and to our community in Killyclogher.
As school re-opens again, this week, we welcome our young pupils and our parents and school community. We will continue to provide a haven of safety, of compassion, caring and support for all of you, as we go forward together in a spirit of Christian hope and faith into the new school year.
Mrs. Mary Devine and Staff; St. Mary's Primary School, Killyclogher
We think particularly at this time of the family of the late Brian McCrory, of Ballinamullan, who have had connections with our school for years. To the family of Alan Radford, we extend our sympathy, especially to his sister, Mrs. Elaine O'Reilly, who is one of our esteemed parents and to Corra, Kerri and Sarah, nieces of Alan who are our present pupils
Our thoughts are also with Mrs. Teresa Fleming, mother of our pupil Shane, who was injured. Leona Mulcahy, daughter of Margaret, who is a member of our ancillary staff, Donna Marie Keyes, niece of Mrs. Monica Morris, who is one of our parents and wife of Mr. Pat Morris, member of staff in the school. To Anne Colgan, sister of our secretary, Donna, we send our best wishes for a speedy recovery from her injuries. We are also remembering all our past pupils and friends of the school who have been bereaved and injured at this time.
We extend our sympathy also to the wide community of Omagh, who are suffering at this time.
Many messages of sympathy have been sent to the school from other schools across Northern Ireland, from the Republic of Ireland, from England and from America. We take this opportunity of passing on these condolences to our town and to our community in Killyclogher.
As school re-opens again, this week, we welcome our young pupils and our parents and school community. We will continue to provide a haven of safety, of compassion, caring and support for all of you, as we go forward together in a spirit of Christian hope and faith into the new school year.
Mrs. Mary Devine and Staff; St. Mary's Primary School, Killyclogher
Further Information
Publisher: ULSTER HERALD
Ref: UH/0334
Published Date: 03-Sep-98
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