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The victim of a fatal dog attack in Limerick, Nicole Morey, will be laid to rest next week.
The 23 year old woman tragically died following a shock attack by her pet dogs on the night of her birthday on Tuesday (June 4).
Her body will repose at Cross's Funeral Home, Gerald Griffin Street tomorrow (Saturday June 8) from 2pm to 4pm.
Her funeral cortége will arrive on Monday June 10 at the Holy Family Church, Southill for requiem mass at 11am, funeral afterwards to Mount St Oliver Cemetery.
House private please.
Her death is very deeply regretted by her mother Lisa, father Patrick, stepparents Joseph and Nicola, brothers, sisters, aunts, uncles, grandparents Gerry Morey and Teresa O’Donnell, cousins, other relatives and her many friends.
She was recently pre-deceased by her grandparents Patrick O’Donnell (Senior) and Marie Morey.
Six pages of condolences are available to read on RIP.ie, with mourners describing Morey as "warm and bubbly" and "a beautiful and caring soul".
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