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I PICTURE: www.rip.ie
Mourners have left condolences for the family of the late Cillian Kirwan (Molloy).
Originally from of Templeorum, Piltown, Co Kilkenny, Cillian died on February 20 following an accident.
Predeceased by grandparents, deeply regretted by his heart broken mother Sinead and sister Aíne, grandfather Seamus, Aunts, Uncles, cousins, relatives and many friends.
Some of the condolences posted on RIP.ie include:
If you would like to offer your sympathy to the Kirwan/Molloy family please click HERE.
An example of a 'microforest' in Kilkenny that uses the 'Miyawaki Method' / PICTURE: Kilkenny County Council
Tipperary's Shane McGrath attempting to battle away from Kilkenny's Padraig Walsh in 2014
LEFT: Patrick Carroll pleaded guilty to three counts at Limerick Circuit Court (Picture: Brendan Gleeson) / RIGHT: Cillian Kirwan from Piltown in County Kilkenny
Julie and Rod Calder-Potts (File Photo)
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