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Emotional tributes are being paid to Thomas Cash who lost his life in a tragic road accident on Tuesday in County Kilkenny.
Thomas had been living in Urlingford and will be forever missed and loved by his heartbroken wife Annemarie, his daughters Joanna, Mary Lou, Lisa Marie and his sons Johnny and Jim.
His passing is deeply regretted by his parents Josie and Johnny, brothers and sisters, mother-in-law Julieann and father-in-law Jim, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and all his extended family and good friend Hugh.
Thomas is predeceased by his brother John.
He will be reposing at Shasby’s Funeral Home, Kilkenny City (R95 KR20) on Friday, August 25 2023, from 5pm concluding with rosary at 6.30pm followed by removal to St. John’s Church Kilkenny City.
Requiem Mass will be celebrated on Saturday morning (26th) at 10.30am followed by burial in St Kieran’s Cemetery, Kilkenny City.
For those unable to attend the Requiem Mass it can be viewed live streamed at the following link:
https://www.stjohnskilkenny.com/webcam/
MAY THOMAS REST IN PEACE
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