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I PICTURE: www.rip.ie
Mourners have left condolences for the family of the late Jack Hade. Originally from Castleoaks, Carlow Town, Carlow also of Garringreen, Kilkenny.
Jack passed away suddenly at his home on Wednesday, July 31.
Beloved grandson of the late Tom Hade, (Burton Hall).
Jack will be dearly missed by his loving father Noel, mother Sandra, sister Sophia, grandparents Eileen and Isabel, aunts and uncles Susan, Carol, T.J., Paul and Pedro, cousins, extended family, neighbours and friends.
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Some of the condolences posted on RIP.ie include:
"Thinking of all the family at this heartbreaking time. My heart goes out to you all."
Crohana House in Annamult, near Stoneyford in County Kilkenny - which sold for €2,625,000
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