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19 May 2022
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19 May 2022
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THERE is heartbreak in Limerick this Sunday night following the tragic death of a teenager in Rosbrien.
The young man, aged 18, died in the early hours of Saturday morning following a suspected asthma attack. He was a sixth-year student at Colaiste Chiarain in Croom.
In a statement, the school said: “Our thoughts go to his bereaved family at this difficult time. He was an excellent student, a really nice young man who enjoyed the company and support of a great group of friends. He will be greatly missed by his friends, fellow students and teachers."
Independent councillor Richard O’Donoghue, who represents the Croom area on the local authority, said: “It’s just such a tragedy. For a young boy to lose his life like that, it just defies belief. My condolences go to his parents, family and friends”.
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