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06 Sept 2025
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Anthony Mulhearn
Tributes are being paid to young Kilkenny man Anthony Mulhearn (24) following his passing in New Jersey last week.
Anthony will be sadly missed by his heartbroken parents Niall and Josie (née Wall), brothers Thomas, Pat and Niall, aunts, uncles, godfather, godmother, extended family, neighbours and friends.
Amongst those who have paid tribute to the young man and offered their condolences to his family are Mullinavat GAA club.
"On behalf of all involved in Mullinavat GAA we wish to offer sincere condolences to both the Mulhearn and Wall families on their sad loss," they said.
Good Counsel College in New Ross, where Mulhearn was a former pupil, also announced their sadness upon learning of the death of their past pupil.
Waterford Youth Arts, where Anthony was a former member, have also expressed their sadness and paid tribute to him online.
May Anthony Rest In Peace.
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