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Hugh Smith

Martina Dunphy by Martina Dunphy
31/12/2018
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The death has taken place of Hugh Smith,

Kells,
Co. Kilkenny.

Peacefully at his home surrounded by his loving family on Sunday 30th December 2018.
Reposing at his home on Monday from 3pm with Rosary and Vigil Prayers at 5pm.
Requiem Mass on Tuesday at 11am in The Church of the Holy Cross, Kells.
Burial afterwards in Kilmoganny Cemetery.
Family Flowers only, donations if desired to The Carlow/Kilkenny Home Care Team. House Private please on Tuesday morning.

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