Despite the damp and dreary weather, a large crowd of people made their way to Glanworth on Sunday to pay a fitting tribute to the men and women of 1916, as the garden of remembrance was unveiled in the village.
Speaking on behalf of Glanworth Community Council, Pauline O’Dwyer welcomed everyone on the day, saying that it was a momentous occasion for Glanworth and she thanked everyone who contributed in any way to the centenary celebration.
Mass was celebrated by Fr Michael Corkery who also blessed and opened the remembrance garden and Glanworth Choir added a special touch to the ceremony.
In her speech, she thanked Cllr Frank O’Flynn, Cllr Ian Doyle, chairman of the Fermoy Municipal District, Deputy Kevin O’Keeffe who laid the wreath at the garden …
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