Cooney: Ciarán's passing has struck a chord with everyone

Wicklow footballers formed a guard of honour this evening as the remains of Garda Ciarán Jones were brought to St. Brigid's Church in Manor Kilbride.

Cooney: Ciarán's passing has struck a chord with everyone
Thu, 27 Oct, 2011 - 20:24

Wicklow footballers formed a guard of honour this evening as the remains of Garda Ciarán Jones were brought to St. Brigid's Church in Manor Kilbride.

GAA President Christy Cooney, who is in Australia with the Ireland International Rules squad, has expressed his sympathies and those of the Association to the family of Jones.

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CourtsGaaHeathrowPlace: St. Brigid's ChurchPlace: Manor KilbridePlace: AustraliaPlace: WicklowPlace: BaltinglassPlace: DublinPerson: CooneyPerson: CiaránPerson: Garda Ciarán JonesPerson: presidentPerson: Christy CooneyPerson: JonesPerson: Paddy DaltonPerson: Mick O'DwyerPerson: DaltonPerson: ClarePerson: Chief ExecutivePerson: FarrellPerson: ChiaráinPerson: Jones'Organisation: WicklowOrganisation: GAAOrganisation: Ireland International RulesOrganisation: KilbrideOrganisation: Gaelic Players AssociationOrganisation: Garda
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