Kieran Molloy passed away peacefully on Monday.
Funeral arrangements have been confirmed for former Westmeath councillor Kieran Molloy.
He passed away peacefully on Monday evening.
The Athlone man retired from public service in 2014, after over 25 years on Westmeath County and Athlone Town Councils.
He's predeceased by his brother Seamus and sister Anne, and is survived by his wife Anne; daughters Siobhan, Fiona and Ciara; brother Brendan and sisters Sr. Cecilia (Maura) and Ita; sons-in-law Cathal and Brian; grandsons Nakori, Jack and Micah; brother-in-law; sisters-in-law; nephews; nieces; relatives; and many friends.
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Mr. Molloy will be reposing at Flynn's Funeral Home, The Strand, Athlone this evening, Wednesday, from 5 o'clock to 7 o'clock.
His Requiem Mass takes place tomorrow, Thursday. in S.S. Peter & Paul's Church, Athlone at 11am, followed by burial afterwards in Kiltoom Cemetery.
The funeral service can be viewed online here.
The family has requested that their home remains private.
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