Talk:John Heneghan

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There is no mention here of Fr Henaghan's (with an 'a') founding of the PTAA in Tuam for which he is commemorated on a stained-glass window in the Cathedral in Tuam. He was involved in starting up the Columbans, first editor of the Far East and is commemorated by a plaque and picture on the wall of the church in Louisburgh.BuffyO'B (talk) 19:07, 3 October 2022 (UTC)Reply

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Omissions in the Henaghan page