Two men dead, one woman and one girl seriously injured following crash in Meath this morning
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25 Nov 2025
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25 Nov 2025
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The death has occurred peacefully of Michael Meehan, Brownstown, Kildare and late of Tonovoher, Kilmurry McMahon, Co. Clare.
Michael is deeply regretted by his sister Maureen (Keane), nieces Caroline, Marian and Helen, his cousin Rory Meehan, relatives, neighbours and friends.
May his gentle Soul Rest In Peace.
Michael is reposing in St. Senan's Church, Knockerra on Tuesday, (November 25) from 6 o'clock with Funeral Prayers at 7 o'clock.
The Funeral Mass will be held on Wednesday (November 26) at 11 o'clock, with burial afterwards in Burrane Cemetery.
The Funeral Mass may be viewed live on the Knockerra Parish Webcam.
Messages of sympathy for the family may be left in the condolence section below.
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Tributes paid to Michael on RIP.ie include: “Condolences to Mick's family, may he rest in peace, a true gentleman.”
And: “Sincere sympathy on the death of Mick may he rest in peace. A True Friend.”
While another mourner wrote: “So sorry to hear, the sad news of Mick's passing. Remember him so well. From all his years in the Depot. As we grew up. Such a quiet unassuming man. Always a gentleman. Condolences to his sister and family. May he rest in peace.”
And another added: “My deepest condolences and sympathy to Maureen and all the Meehan Family on the passing of Mick, Served with Mick in the GTD McDonagh Bks. May he Rest in Peace.”
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