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Tributes flooded in last week after the death of Kilcullen community stalwart, Phena Birmingham.
Delphina (Phena) Bermingham, (Nee O' Connell) of Mooretown passed away on March 2 at her residence surrounded by her loving family.
Predeceased by her husband Tom and by her daughter Catherine Ryan, she will be sadly missed by her children Sheila, Brendan, John, Noeleen, Brian, Mary and Thomas, sons-in-law Michael, Finbarr, Ger and Simon and by her daughter-in-law Camilla, Brother Paddy, sisters-in-law Ann and Gemma, and her adored grandchildren Siobhan, Paul, Aisling Marie, Stephen, Ciaran, Ziyan, Lucas, David, Deirdre, Kevin, Oisin, Hannah, Emma and Aaron, her seven great grandchildren, her extended family and her wide circle of friends.
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Famous for her Miscellany on Sunday events, Phena and Tom raised funds for many local causes while promoting local artists and musicians.
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