Photograph L-R Annette Duggan, Ann Marie Crimmins, Meg Griffin & Mary Howard. 

COLÁISTE MUIRE’S class of 1983 are to hold a reunion next month.

Work is underway on organising a reunion for ladies who sat the Leaving Certificate in Coláiste Muire in Ennis in 1983.

Some forty years on from completing their second level education, the reunion will take place on the evening of Saturday September 16th.

Organisers are keen to hear from persons interested in attending.

Members of the committee can be contacted via email. They include Cllr Mary Howard (FG) (maryhoward2009@gmail.com), Meg Griffin (meggriffin@live.ie), Annmarie Crimmins (annmariecrimmins@gmail.com), Derval Glendon (dervalglendon1@gmail.com) and Annette Duggan (annettemduggan@gmail.com).

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