Ireland Old News

The Irish Times, 18 November 1911

NEWS OF THE WEEK
At a recent meeting of the Star of the Sea Choir, Miss Nora Ahern, organist of the church, was presented with a handsome silver coffee service (richly worked in a unique shamrock design) from the Parish Priest, Very Rev. C. Ridgeway and members of the choir, as a souvenir of her marriage to Mr. George J. Bell, M.R.C.V.S. Mr. Rochford, in an eloquent speech, referred to the good feeling that always existed between Miss Ahern and the choir and also spoke of the pleasure it gave them to learn that they were not to lose their organist.

NEWS OF THE WEEK

At a recent meeting of the Star of the Sea Choir, Miss Nora Ahern, organist of the church, was presented with a handsome silver coffee service (richly worked in a unique shamrock design) from the Parish Priest, Very Rev. C. Ridgeway and members of the choir, as a souvenir of her marriage to Mr. George J. Bell, M.R.C.V.S. Mr. Rochford, in an eloquent speech, referred to the good feeling that always existed between Miss Ahern and the choir and also spoke of the pleasure it gave them to learn that they were not to lose their organist.

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