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Lending their support to last Sunday’s Post 25 celebrations in Fermoy, l-r: Cllr. Noel McCarthy, Frances Granville, Michael O’Brien, Jim Corcoran, Jerry O’Brien and Cllr. Kevin O’Keeffe. Photo: John Ahern
Post 25 (Fermoy associated military personnel and UN veterans) are 13 years in existence.
Unfortunately, Fermoy is no longer the strategically important Defence Forces hub it once was, however, the army tradition remains strong – due in no small part to the efforts of Post 25 volunteers.
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