Shattered community says farewell to two angels

THE “saddest of all occasions” came to Meath yesterday and left a string of communities weeping for the worst kind of loss.

Shattered community says farewell to two angels
Fri, 27 May, 2005 - 01:00
Caroline O’Doherty

The little Church of the Nativity at Rosnaree in Donore parish witnessed the occasion and heard the weeping twice over.

In the morning, the funeral of 18-year-old Claire McCluskey took place, followed in the afternoon by that of her young schoolmate, 15-year-old Lisa Callan.

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