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The planned live episode of the Tommy, Hector and Laurita podcast has been cancelled as one of the members has been dealt a devastating blow in the weeks before Christmas.
Sadly, Laurita Blewitt took to social media on Thursday to announce that her father had passed away on November 21.
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In a post on Instagram Laurita said,
"Hey guys...In replacement of what would have been our final live episode from The Kings Head, Galway, here is an episode we recorded a while back.
"My dad Brendan died on November 21st so we appreciate your understanding. May Dad rest in peace, join me in raising a glass to him over the Christmas.
"Happy Christmas and see you in the New Year"
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Fans and followers were quick to comment under the post offering their heartfelt condolences and kind words.
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One comment said,
"So sorry for your loss Laurita. Your dad sounded like a legend and I loved listening to you talk about him."
While another said,
"Im so sorry for your loss, you always talked so fondly of your dad, he sounded like a great character."
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