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06 Sept 2025
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Flowers stand against the wall of the Loreto Secondary School in Clonmel where Nicole Murphy was a pupil. Her funeral mass takes place in Kilcash on Thursday morning
A traffic management plan has been put in place in advance of the funeral of Nicole Murphy, Toor, Ballypatrick which will take place on Thursday morning.
Removal will take place on Thursday to St John the Baptist Church, Kilcash (Eircode E91 A4E9). Funeral Mass on arrival at 12.00 noon. Burial will take place afterwards in the adjoining cemetery.
An Garda Síochána are asking motorists to come through Ballypatrick en route to Kilcash on the morning.
Gardaí and marshalls will be available to direct motorists to a parking area in a field on the right hand side of the road between Ballypatrick and Kilcash. The field is located before motorists enter Kilcash from the Ballypatrick side.
The field will be open from 10am onwards.
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