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The late Kieran McArdle, who was killed in a road traffic accident in Tipperary last Friday night
The man who was killed in a road traffic accident in Tipperary last Friday night was on his way to a friend's house when the accident occurred.
Kieran McArdle from Woodlands, Kilcash, Clonmel, died when the ride-on lawnmower he was driving was involved in a collision with a car at Kilcash Cross at approximately 9.50pm.
Mr McArdle was a popular man who was well-liked in the area, Clonmel’s Mayor Pat English has stated.
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“My thoughts go out to his family and friends,” said Cllr English.
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“Everyone in the area is shocked, it’s a terrible situation.
“It’s a terrible tragedy for a young man to die like that and the place is in complete shock.
“It was a terrible, tragic accident.
“He was in the wrong place at the wrong time.
“I understand that Kieran McArdle was going to a friend’s house when the accident happened.”
No other injuries were reported as a result of the crash.
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