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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Mary Keane celebrating her retirement from Louisburgh Library with her grandchildren, Dylan , Layla, Avery and Kathleen.
After 30 years of the best and warmest service in Louisburgh library, Mary Keane quietly retired. Mary was loved and appreciated by young and old, local and visitors for her kind and generous and affable approach to her role as the librarian in the local community. She delighted in promoting local writers and was always open to new ideas and hosting events in the library when asked. The new librarian, Martina, is wished all the best in the role by Mary Keane, and with those good wishes it seems assured she will excel too.
Recently Austin Vaughan, County Librarian made a presentation to Mary to mark her retirement at the Library Headquarters in Castlebar. Mary is wished joy and happiness in her retirement by all in the community.
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