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Alan Randall

Shauna McHugh by Shauna McHugh
12/03/2021
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The death has taken place of Alan Randall,

Of 98 Melville Heights, Kilkenny and formerly of Freshford.

Alan died 12th March 2021, peacefully at home.

In keeping with current Government / HSE guidelines regarding public gatherings, a private family Funeral will take place for Alan. Requiem Mass will be celebrated at 11am on Sunday (14th March) in St. Joseph’s Church, Foulkstown.

House private please. Family flowers only. Donations, if desired to the Irish Cancer Society.

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