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St. Lukes General Hospital will host their annual Remembrance Ceremony on Wednesday, 26 April.
The mass will take place in St. Fiacre's Church, Loughboy for families who have been bereaved by the death of their child during pregnancies, shortly after birth or in childhood years. During the service, there will be an opportunity for families to light a candle in memory of their baby or child.
Refreshments will be served afterward in the adjoining parish centre where there will be an opportunity to meet with staff from the Maternity, Special Care Baby, and Paediatric units.
For further information contact
Margaret Ryan, Bereavement Support Midwife
Margaretm.ryan2@hse.ie or 086 1715465
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