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May Ciarán rest in peace
The man who tragically died in a road traffic accident in Letterkenny this Friday morning has been named locally as Ciarán McArt.
Ciarán was the loved son of Adrian and Karen McArt, brother of Ultan and Fionnuala from 2 The Glebe, Letterkenny.
Ciarán’s funeral mass will take place on Sunday, March 17, at St Eunan's Cathedral at 1:30pm, followed by burial in Conwal Cemetery. House private please to family and close friends.
Ciarán will be dearly missed by his loving mother, father, sister, brother, nephews and niece, aunts, uncles, cousins, extended family and friends.
Family flowers only. Donations in lieu to the Irish Cancer society.
Anyone wishing to leave a message of sympathy may do so by using the condolence section on RIP.ie.
The incident took place on the R245 at Magheranan in Letterkenny shortly before 6am.
His body was removed to the mortuary in University Hospital Letterkenny where a post-mortem examination is due to take place.
The lorry driver was uninjured, gardai said.
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