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Funeral Mass of Darragh Byrne takes place on Sunday
THE FUNERAL arrangements for the young Charleville teenager who died in a tragic accident in County Kerry on Tuesday have been announced.
Darragh James Byrne, aged 16, of Ballysally, Charleville will repose in Hawe O'Keeffe Funeral Home, (P56YY15) Bakers Road, Charleville on Saturday from 6.30pm to 8.30pm, followed by prayers.
Reception into Holy Cross Church, Charleville on Sunday for Requiem Mass at 12 noon. Cremation Service at Shannon Crematorium at 3pm.
The beloved son of James and Siobhan (Fehilly) is sadly missed by his heartbroken parents, grandfather George Fehilly, grandmother Marie Byrne, uncles Pádraig, Gearoid, Kevin and Michael, aunts Nollaig, Maeve, Deirdre, grandaunts, relatives and friends.
READ MORE: Classmates gather in grief at Charleville school to remember Darragh, 16, after tragic fall
In Darragh’s notice on rip.ie, his family thanked doctors, paramedics, gardai, Dingle and Killarney Mountain Rescue, Shannon Rescue 115 and all those who helped in so many ways.
People are invited to leave a message or share a memory for the family on the condolence page.
May he rest in peace.
Philip Ambrose has been charged with the murder of Michael Hayes in Limerick city last July
Duchas na Sionna members pictured at Hastings Farmhouse
The accused appeared via video-link at Limerick District Court
Fifteen minutes of un-interrupted play time with your child per day are recommended
Mark and Fiona Magennis on their land in Tormore, Glencar, in Co Sligo and their Hare's Corner
FILE PICTURE: Irish Coast Guard
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