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Well know bar and restaurant Kytelers Inn have paid tribute to to their 'dear colleague and friend' Cillian Cunningham who passed away this week.
Originally from County Louth, the Kilkenny resident had a 'special gift' according to the local business.
"It is with great sadness that we share the passing of our dear colleague and friend, Cillian," a spokesperson for Kytelers Inn said.
"Cillian wasn't just an incredible teammate, he had a special gift for making every customer feel welcome and valued. His warmth, dedication, and professionalism touched everyone who met him, and working alongside him was a true privilege.
"Our hearts are with his family, especially his Partner and three wonderful children, during this heartbreaking time," they added.
"He will be deeply missed by all of us.
"Rest in peace, Cillian," they concluded.
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