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The late David Brown
The funeral details have been announced for the late David Brown who lost his life tragically in an accident on Easter Sunday.
The fifteen-year old is deeply regretted by his devastated and heartbroken parents, James and Carmel (nee Maloney, Vicarstown), big brother Conor and little sister Princess Sarah, uncles, aunts, cousins and his many friends in Portlaoise GAA, Laois GAA, St Mary's CBS and The Heath National School.
Reposing is at his residence at 5 Heathfields, Dublin Road, Portlaoise R32 KN9F on Wednesday and Thursday from 3pm to 8pm.
Recital of the Rosary on Thursday at 8pm.
Removal to Sts Peter and Paul’s Church Portlaoise on Friday morning at 11.15am for 12pm Requiem Mass.
Mass may be viewed on https://www.portlaoiseparish.ie/webcam/
Burial afterwards in Sts Peter and Paul cemetery Portlaoise. House private on Friday morning. Family Flowers only. Donations if desired to Trexo for Jamie www.trexoforjamie.ie https://gofund.me/c613aed1
picture credit: Crimecall
Pictured: File photo
Pictured: Cones Village, the 'lost village' of Laois. Photo credit: Camhaoir Ní Dubhghaill, Slieve Bloom Mountains group, Facebook.
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