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A young man from Emo has sadly passed away following a battle with cancer.
Ned Ryan of Morette, Emo passed away at the age of 24.
Condolences on RIP.ie have poured in from all across the county, remembering Ned for his kindness and good nature.
"Ned was one of a kind and has left a mark on everyone he ever met. A true gent," one person said.
"Deepest sympathies to the Ryan and Green families ned was a lovely kind young man and will be missed by all who knew him. On behalf of all players and members of the club, we would like to pass on our condolences to Neds family, friends, and teammates. May he rest in peace," said The Rock GAA Club.
"Those who knew Ned will cherish their memories of him forever. His unique ability to, in the words of Heaney, “catch the heart off guard, and blow it open” with his infectious smile and witty humour will remain in our hearts, a reminder of the warmth and joy he brought to every moment. His absence will be deeply felt by all who knew him," a person said.
Family flowers only. All donations to Laois Community Specialist Palliative Care Team.
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Phil Coulter performs in Laois this December.
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