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Sean Maher

Denver
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Rewind: Kilkenny parish show their appreciation as priest enters ‘semi-retirement’

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By Sean Maher
| Ireland Live
It was a retirement party of sorts as the people of Mullinavat came out to say thank you to a priest for his many years of dedicated service. After 27 years ministering in the parish of Mullinavat, Fr Liam Barron marked his transition into ‘semi-retirement’ at a special service and evening of thanksgiving in December 2025.
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Are Australians living with dementia ready for new therapies?

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By Sean Maher, Ranjeev Chrysanth Pulle
| Wiley Online Library
The Therapeutics Goods Administration (TGA) recently approved donanemab for the treatment of early symptomatic Alzheimer's disease (AD), which encompasses mild cognitive impairment (MCI) and mild Alzheimer's disease dementia (ADD).1 A timely survey of memory clinic capabilities by Michaelian et al.
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Kilkenny character reflects on remarkable life after 90th birthday

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By Sean Maher
| Ireland Live
We spoke to Ned in the company of his wife Anna, in their lovely sitting room with a roaring fire in Mullinavat village in recent times. Born 90 years ago, Edward ‘Ned’ Delahunty was one of eight children born in Ballinakill, a small townland near the famous South Kilkenny landmark of Tory Hill in the Mullinavat parish. A farmer’s son, his parents, John and Catherine, farmed 160 acres in different parts of the parish and also in Templeroum parish.
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