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The community of Templemore and the surrounding area is mourning the sudden passing of beloved publican Seán O'Sullivan, who passed away unexpectedly last Thursday, August 14th.
A well-known figure in the local area, specifically in Killea, where he ran O'Sullivan's Pub, Seán was deeply respected and will be greatly missed by his loving partner Fiona, his son Ben, and his step-daughter Sorcha.
His passing is also a source of deep sadness for his siblings, in-laws, nieces, nephews, and a wide circle of friends.
A Requiem Mass took place in St. James' Church, Killea, on Monday afternoon at 2pm, which was followed by interment in the local cemetery.
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