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The funeral details for Adam Kirwan who died tragically in Thurles town last Thursday morning have been announced.
Reposing at his home (eircode R32DN79) on Saturday evening from 3 o’clock, concluding with rosary at 9 o’clock. Removal on Sunday afternoon to St. Fintan’s Church, Mountrath (eircode R32X338), for Requiem Mass at 2 o’clock, followed by burial in St. Fintan’s Cemetery, Mountrath.
House private on Sunday.
Adam’s Requiem Mass will be live streamed on www.mountrathparish.ie
Loving son of Lourda and Paul, and beloved brother to Marie. Predeceased by his aunt Brenda, sadly missed by his heartbroken parents and sister, grandparents Timmy and Mary Kirwan, Pat and Breda Hosey, aunts and uncles Colm, Bernie, Barbara, Peter, Emer, Stephen, Tadhg, Elaine, Diarmuid, Karen, Tom, Brian, Ann Marie, Barbara, Eamon, Donna, Gary, cousins Mark, Mikey, Eimee, Oisin, Jack, Ben, Lily, Fiadh, Willow, Craig, Cora, Patrick, Kate, Ava, Michael, Eóghan, Páidí and Saoirse, extended family, neighbours and a large circle of friends.
May Adam Rest In Peace.
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