Kieran Murphy Obituary, Death – Kieran Murphy was not only one of the persons who had lived in Lammy for the longest amount of time, but he was also one of the oldest citizens of the city. It is with great regret that we must inform you that he passed away on Lammy Drive. Please accept our condolences. Kieran was one of the first individuals to assist in the establishment of the first Lammy youth organization back when the Lammy estate first started welcoming visitors. In addition to his commitment to the GAA, he placed a high value on the time he could spend with his loved ones and close friends.
A gentleman who never fails to brighten the room with his infectious smile and heartwarming tales. Murphy, who was also known as Lammy and Omagh, did not survive through the 22nd of December, 2022. Kieran. A beloved partner of Teresa, who holds him in the highest regard as a friend and comrade. His children Brendan, Karen, Noel, Eugene, Monica, Majella, Roisin, Clodagh, and Niall count themselves fortunate to be able to name him their devoted and cherished father. Brendan, Francis, James, and Packie, who have all passed away, as well as Michael, who was Margaret’s brother. I pray that they have found eternal rest.
Brother of Brendan, Francis, James, and Michael, all of whom have left this world; may they all rest in peace. His ashes will be on display at his former residence at 34 Lammy Drive until the 24th of December, when they will be removed. Until then, guests will have the opportunity to investigate the remains. At ten in the morning on Saturday, there will be a funeral liturgy at Sacred Heart Church. This type of ceremony is known as a requiem liturgy. The burial will take place at St. Mary’s cemetery in Killyclogher immediately after the service.