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A native of Kilcullen has passed away in Canada.
Jeremy Burke, aged 27, formerly of Bishop Rogan Park, died suddenly but peacefully with his girlfriend Tonnie by his side.
Jeremy is being mourned by his family and a large group of friends.
A death notice on Rip.ie said: "Jeremy Burke forever 27 years young in Toronto, Canada on 22nd January 2023.
"Jeremy passed suddenly but peacefully with his devastated girlfriend Tonnie by his side.
"Deeply regretted by his heartbroken family, Mother Louise, Dad, Gerry, sister Edie, brother William, Misty the loving family pet, Grandmothers Rita and Peg, Grandfathers Joe and predeceased Paddy, Step father Ronan, Auntie's and Uncles, cousins and a large circle of wonderful friends."
The notice states that funeral arrangements will be announced at a later date.
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