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Adrian Melia RIP
Funeral details have been announced for popular Kildare photographer, Adrian Melia.
The Hazelmere, Naas resident, who was originally from Coolree, Robertstown, will be laid to rest this Thursday, November 16.
Adrian passed away peacefully at St. Brigid's Hospice, Moore Abbey, after an illness bravely borne with courage and dignity.
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He is the son of the late Pat, and will be sadly missed by his loving partner Jeannie, mother Pattie, brother Terence, sister-in-law Carmel, nephews Kieran and Brian, extended family and a large circle of friends.
He will be reposing at his mother Pattie's residence in Coolree on Wednesday from 2pm, with rosary at 8pm.
Removal on Thursday at 10.30am to arrive at Christ the King Church, Cooleragh for 11am funeral mass, followed by burial in Allen Cemetery.
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