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THE FUNERAL details have been announced for young Savannah Calvert who passed away following a collision in Limerick city.
The 14 year-old girl was walking in the vicinity of Bank Place in the city on Wednesday night, at approximately 11:40pm when the collision occurred.
Savannah was brought to University Hospital Limerick following the collision, where she passed away.
The teenager, from Fairview Crescent in Garryowen is predeceased by her mother Jacqueline and sisters Sophie and Katie.
Savannah will be reposing at Griffin’s Funeral Home, John’s Gate on Monday, August 21, from 2pm to 4pm.
Arriving at St. John’s Cathedral on Tuesday, August 22, for Requiem Mass at 11am. Funeral afterwards to Mount St. Oliver Cemetery.
Mass will be live streamed on the Church Services TV website.
Savannah is the beloved daughter of Dermot & the recently deceased Jacqueline, adored sister of Diane, Deborah, Linda, Stacey, Chloe, Joelene, Denika, Dermot, Lee, Richard, Ross, Kieran and the late Sophie & Katie.
She is sadly missed by her heartbroken family, nieces, nephews, nana Bonnie Barry, sisters-in-law, brothers-in-law, extended family & many friends.
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