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The late Ciara Lawlor
A Kilkenny mother has paid tribute to her dearly missed daughter on the ninth anniversary of her passing.
Ciara Lawlor, who was a student at the Loreto Secondary School at the time, died suddenly during a Kodaline concert from a heart condition in July 2016. The band subsequently wrote a song in her memory.
"It's hard to believe it’s nine years Ciara left Kilkenny to go to a Kodaline concert in Dublin, only later that night to receive the devastating news she died," her mother Eimear said.
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"We never thought we could go on - we did - and it was hard, and still is, but easier.
"We think of Ciara every day and always will. Kodaline wrote a beautiful song called Angel for and did a tribute to her in 2019 in St Anne’s Park." - WATCH HERE
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