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The death has occurred of Martin Riordan of 7 Fortfield, Ballyhahill, Limerick
Unexpectedly, September 21st 2023.
Sadly missed by his partner Joanne, his children, his mother Teresa, grandchildren, brothers, sisters, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, nieces, nephews, extended family and many friends.
May Martin's Gentle Soul Rest In Peace
Family flowers only please and donations if desired to The Haven Hub, Bedford Row Limerick.
Messages of sympathy may be expressed through the condolence section below
Funeral Arrangements Later.
May they both rest in peace. To leave a note of condolence, please click here
EXCLUSIVE: Over 200 vacant homes currently in hands of Limerick City & County Council | FILE PHOT
A render of the proposed student accommodation development near University of Limerick
The toll plaza at Limerick Tunnel could soon be a thing of the past as ANPR technology arrives
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