Farmer Eamonn Sheehan died following a fall on his farm on Tuesday
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06 Dec 2025
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Funeral details have been announced for mother-of-two Daena Walsh, following her death in Co Cork last week.
Daena Walsh, aged 27, died following an incident at a domestic residence in Midleton, on Friday, August 2.
Her partner has been charged in relation to her death of a woman in her 20s in Co Cork.
Adam Corcoran (29), with an address as John Barry House, Connolly Street, Midleton, was charged on Sunday with Ms Walsh's murder. He is to appear before Mallow District Court on Tuesday.
Ms Walsh was formerly of 22 Vartry Heights's, Roundwood, Co Wicklow.
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She will be reposing at her family home this Tuesday, from 11am to 10pm.
Her removal will take place on Wednesday morning to St. Laurence O' Toole's Church, Roundwood, arriving for 11.00am Funeral Mass, followed by cremation service in McCrea's Cremation Chapel, Dublin Road, Wicklow Town (A67E003) for all those who wish to attend.
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