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Eoghan Murphy

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Journalist, radio presenter/producer, but more importantly; gamer! Tune into the Galway Gamer each Thursday at 2pm on Flirt FM 101.3
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Baptisms are increasing in one Longford parish, says priest

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By Eoghan Murphy Verified
| Shannonside FM Verified
News Aug 19, 2026 13:45 Moydow Church in Co Longford They dropped by 30 per cent on the island of Ireland between 2015 and 2025, according to the Iona Institute. Baptisms are increasing in a rural parish in Co Longford - despite a sharp fall around the country. They dropped by 30 per cent on the island of Ireland between 2015 and 2025, according to the Iona Institute. They fell by nearly 27 per cent in the Diocese of Ardagh and Clonmacnois.
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'Forever 19' - Leitrim drowning victim was 'hugely cherished', funeral hears

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By Eoghan Murphy Verified
| Shannonside FM Verified
A 19-year-old who drowned in Ballinamore has been remembered as a 'hugely cherished and loved member of the community'. Alan Creamer's funeral Mass took place in Mohill this morning. Alan, from Rooskeynamona, Mohill, drowned in Ballinamore while attending the town's family festival last Saturday night, in a tragic accident. His funeral Mass was held in St Patrick's Church in Mohill this morning.
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Baptisms drop by 27pc in 10 years in local diocese

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By Eoghan Murphy Verified
| Shannonside FM Verified
News Aug 19, 2026 10:26 St Mel's Cathedral in Longford The sharp drop was recorded in Ardagh and Clonmacnois. The number of Catholic baptisms in the main Shannonside diocese fell by 27 per cent in a decade. The sharp drop was recorded in Ardagh and Clonmacnois. This data has been published by the conservative think tank, the Iona Institute, using figures provided by Catholic dioceses. They analysed the number of baptisms in 2015 and 2025. Overall, they fell by 30 per cent on the island of Ireland.
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