RIP: Tributes pour in following death of dedicated Limerick publican
Anne Cahill (neé Browne), of The Elms, North Circular Road, Limerick, was proprietor of Myles Breens pub on Shannon Street, Limerick city.
TRIBUTES have poured in following the unexpected death of a Limerick publican.
Anne Cahill (neé Browne), of The Elms, North Circular Road, Limerick, was proprietor of Myles Breens pub on Shannon Street, Limerick city.
‘Her sudden demise is an awful loss to the business community in Limerick’
Anne was the beloved wife of the late Tom Cahill, who ran Myles Breens pub by her side. The couple purchased the pub in the late 80s.
Eamonn O’Rahilly, of The Spotted Dog in Janesboro and Chairperson of the Limerick city Vintners Federation branch, paid tribute to Anne.
“Her sudden demise is an awful loss to the business community in Limerick. Anne was one of the dedicated business people in Limerick,” Mr O’Rahilly said.
“Anne was dedicated to employing people in Limerick. She reared a wonderful family.”
Eamonn O’Rahilly described Anne as a stalwart of the business community and offered his condolences to her family and friends on behalf of the Vinters Federation.
Anne will be dearly missed by her loving daughters Niamh, Mary, Sheila and Áine, their partners Barry, Dean, Ben and Jack, her brothers Noel, Des, Ken and Michael, her adored grandchildren Ava, Jasper, Jacob, Sam, Thomas, Oliver and Freddie, her brothers-in-law, her sisters-in-law, her nephews, her nieces, her relatives and her many friends.
Anne will be reposing at Griffin’s Funeral Home, John’s Gate, on June 5, from 4.30pm to 6.30pm.
The funeral will take place at Our Lady of the Rosary Church, Ennis Road on June 6, Saturday, for Requiem Mass at 12pm, followed by a burial in Castlemungret Cemetery, Mungret.
The Mass will be live streamed.
May she rest in peace.