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Rest in Peace Dr. Noel Kavanagh
A deeply loved and respected professor at Carlow College from Kildare has sadly passed away recently, leaving many people heartbroken.
Carlow College will be closed on Monday, 16th February until 2pm and normal college services will resume from 2pm due to the circumstances.
Carlow College has paid tribute to philosophy lecturer Dr. Noel Kavanagh formerly of Thomastown, Caragh, Co. Kildare and Mount Carmel, Newbridge, Co. Kildare.
Dr. Noel died peacefully, in the loving care of the staff of Naas General Hospital, surrounded by his loving family. Deeply regretted by his loving wife Kate, mother Nuala, father Bill, sister Caroline, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, nieces and nephews Keith, Kayleigh, Caoimhe and Oisín, Limerick cousins, colleagues in Carlow College, St. Patrick's, relatives and a wide circle of friends.
Funeral Arrangements:
Reposing at Rigney's Funeral Home, Athy (R14 TX26) on Sunday evening (February 15th) from 4pm until the conclusion of the Rosary at 8pm.
Removal at 10.30am on Monday morning (February 16th) to arrive at St. Michael's Parish Church, Athy for Requiem Mass at 11am.
Removal afterwards to The Victorian Chapel, Mount Jerome Crematorium for service at 1.45pm.
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