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Dolores O'Riordan has been laid to rest. The Cranberries singer's close friends, family and bandmates attended St Ailbe's Church in Ballybricken, Ireland, where Dolores first learnt to sing in the choir, on Tuesday morning (01.23.18) to pay their final respects to the musician. |
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Dolores O'Riordan has been laid to rest. The Cranberries singer's close friends, family and bandmates attended St Ailbe's Church in Ballybricken, Ireland, where Dolores first learnt to sing in the choir, on Tuesday morning (01.23.18) to pay their final respects to the musician. |
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By AFP 43 mins ago in World Dolores O'Riordan's duet of "Ave Maria" with Luciano Pavarotti rang out at her funeral on Tuesday as Ireland bade farewell to the Cranberries singer following her shock death aged 46.
Around 200 people, largely members of O'Riordan's family and close friends, gathered at.... |
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Cranberries singer Dolores O’Riordan had a loving heart, a voice of gold and starred in the gig of life itself, mourners at her funeral have heard. Hundreds who packed into a small church in rural Co Limerick to say farewell to the musician were told she is now singing in a heavenly choir. |
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Cranberries singer Dolores O’Riordan had a loving heart, a voice of gold and starred in the gig of life itself, mourners at her funeral have heard. Hundreds who packed into a small church in rural Co Limerick to say farewell to the musician were told she is now singing in a heavenly choir. |
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The Cranberries star Dolores O'Riordan has been laid to rest alongside her father following her funeral mass in County Limerick. The singer's voice filled the Church of Saint Ailbe in her home town of Ballybricken as the service opened with Ave Maria, a cover she recorded with Luciano Pavarotti. |
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Six people were killed, scores injured and dozens arrested, according to the UN peacekeeping mission MONUSCO, when security forces opened fire on Catholic-organised rallies against President Joseph Kabila on Sunday. The government has put the death toll at two.
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Dublin (AFP) - Dolores O'Riordan's duet of "Ave Maria" with Luciano Pavarotti rang out at her funeral on Tuesday as Ireland bade farewell to the Cranberries singer following her shock death aged 46.
Around 200 people, largely members of O'Riordan's family and close friends, gathered at Saint.... |
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Dolores O'Riordan's duet of "Ave Maria" with Luciano Pavarotti rang out at her funeral on Tuesday as Ireland bade farewell to the Cranberries singer following her shock death aged 46. Around 200 people, largely members of O'Riordan's family and close friends, gathered at Saint Ailbe's church in Ballybricken, outside the western city of Limerick. |
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This segment will be on "St. Louis on the Air" at noon on Tuesday. This story will be updated after the show. You can listen live . On Tuesday’s St. Louis on the Air , host Don Marsh will discuss the case involving Alex Garcia, a Missouri man ordered to leave the United States because he entered the country without authorization. |
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Around 200 people, largely members of O’Riordan’s family and close friends, gathered at Saint Ailbe’s church in Ballybricken, outside the western city of Limerick. Her mother, her three children, her six siblings and the other three members of the Cranberries were among the congregation. |
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