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Army award for brave Limerick private who saved life of army chaplain
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Army award for brave Limerick private who saved life of army chaplain
PRIVATE Ciara Shanahan, of Askeaton, County Limerick, was awarded a Distinguished Service Medal with Merit for her actions on the night of an attempted murder of army chaplain Fr Paul Murphy at Renmore Barracks, Galway, in summer 2024. She had been on guard duty at the time, immediately alerted the barracks guard and attempted to stop the attack while being unarmed. Fellow medal recipient Fr Murphy, who required surgery for his injuries, said h…
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