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Kincasslagh mourns sudden passing of Kathleen Doogan, sister of Daniel O'Donnell.
There is widespread sadness in west Donegal following the death of Kathleen Doogan.
Kathleen, late of Kincasslagh, died suddenly on Friday morning.
Kathleen, who was aged in her 60s, was best known in the area having ran The Viking House Hotel.
Kathleen and her husband, John, ran the 14-bedroom hotel, which was owned by her brother, country singer Daniel O’Donnell, from 1993-2001.
Kathleen was also involved in festivals in her local area and was a popular figure.
Kathleen will be sadly missed by husband John, daughters Trish and Fiona, sons John Francis and Daniel, sister Margaret (Margo), brothers John, James and Daniel, grandchildren, sons in law, daughters in law and extended family, neighbours and friends.
Kathleen’s remains are reposing at her residence in Kincasslagh from 12 noon on Saturday.
Her Funeral Mass takes at 11am on Monday in St Mary's Church, Kincasslagh with interment in Belcruit Cemetery.
Mass can be viewed on here on the Kincasslagh Parish Facebook page.
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