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Kitty, a native of Clogheen, was married to the late Sean Cahill.
We were all in Clogheen very sad to hear of the death of Kitty Cahill (née Nash) in London on June 24.
Kitty, a native of Clogheen, was married to the late Sean Cahill. She was 91-years-old and was a regular visitor to Clogheen, her last visit was September 2023.
She is survived by her son Robert and daughter Geraldine both who reside in London, her nephew Barry Cusack of Burncourt and her grandchildren and extended family and friends.
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Kitty and Sean spent most of there married life in London but moved back to Clogheen when Sean retired and built a bungalow in Ballyboy, unfortunately Sean got cancer a few years after they moved home and Sean passed away.
Kitty then moved back to London to be with her family but always lived independently right up to her death.
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May she rest in peace and is now reunited with her beloved Sean.
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