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Bishop Eamonn Casey has died aged 89
Former Bishop Eamonn Casey, who served as a priest in Limerick more than 50 years ago, has died.
The 89-year-old, who served as a curate at St John’s Cathedral between 1955 and 1960, went into exile in 1992 after it was discovered he had fathered a son with Annie Murphy.
Born in Kerry, Bishop Casey was brought up in Adare, where his father was a creamery manager.
He attended school at St Munchin's College in the city before later joining the priesthood.
The former Bishop of Galway and Kerry died at a nursing home in County Clare this Monday afternoon.
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