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The
rink from Mask Communications emerged as the top team in this year’s
Killaloe Community Bonspiel at the Killaloe Curling Club. Thirty-two
teams took part with the Mask rink winning by one-half point. Here, Dan
Mask accepts the trophy from co-convenor Ed Gionet as, from left, Chris
Lorbetskie, Ron Keating, Pat Wyse, and co-convenor and KCC president,
Gerard Mullin look on. |
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PRIVACY
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