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The late Maria O'Grady.
The wife of well known Tipperary racehorse trainer Edward O'Grady, who was killed in a riding accident on Saturday, will be buried on Tuesday.
Maria O'Grady died following a tragic accident while hunting.
Mrs O'Grady (née Anderton), Killeens, Ballynonty, Thurles, will be reposing at home on Monday, November 27th, from 4pm to 7pm.
Funeral Mass in the Church of St Joseph the Worker, Moyglass, on Tuesday, November 28th, at 11.30am followed by burial in the adjoining cemetery
She will be sadly missed by her devastated and heartbroken family, her husband Edward and daughters Mimi and Rosie Mae, her extended family Jonathan, Amber and Lucy, her sister Katherine, brother in law Konrad, nephews Alex, Nick and Olly, sons in law Jed and Robert and their children Jasper, Freddie, Ned, Tristan, Hogan and Teddy.
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