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06 Sept 2025
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The late Desma O'Shea
Tributes have been paid to Desma O'Shea of Millivew, Ballitore, Co Kildare.
Desma, who died suddenly, is deeply regretted by her loving parents Des and Phil, daughter Donna and son Tadhg, brothers John and Roy and sisters Valerie, Sam, Joyce and Pearl.
Desma was laid to rest on Saturday following Requim Maas at the Church of Saints Mary & Laurence in Crookstown.
St. Laurence's GAA Cub extended its condolences to the family and friends of Desma.
The Club said: "Deepest sympathies from all at St. Laurence's GAA and the local community for the O’Shea family on the sad passing of Desma.
"Our thoughts and prayers at this time are with her family and friends.
"Desma will be sadly missed by all who knew her, may she Rest In Peace."
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School friend John Paul O'Brien said:
Minister for Agriculture and local TD Martin Heydon said: "My sincere sympathy to the O’Shea family on the sad and untimely passing of Desma. May she rest in peace."
Labour Party TD Mark Wall and his wife Michelle said: "Sincere condolences to Phil, Des, Donna, Tadgh and all the extended O‘Shea family on the very sad passing of Desma. May Desma Rest In Peace."
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