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James and his parents.
The family of baby James Moran, Ballyroan have announced his sad passing at Kings College Hospital, London.
Twelve week old James was critically ill and underwent two emergency liver transplants.
"We are overcome with sadness as Baby James gained his wings and joined the angels yesterday, in the arms of his loving parents at Kings College Hospital, London. Precious son to John and Michelle, missed by his brothers Anto & TJ, grandparents Des, Carmel, Liam, Imelda, great-granny Philomena, aunts Tara, Sabrina, Ciara, Sarah, Tracy, Mary, uncles Darren, Sean, Eamonn, all his cousins and extended family," the death notice stated.
"Please keep both families in your prayers at this difficult time and give John and Michelle the strength to grieve in private.
"The Moran and Ashe Family would like to thank everyone for their constant support and to ask to allow both families grieve in private."
https://www.leinsterexpress.ie/news/local-news/1433361/huge-support-for-ballyroan-family-whose-son-is-critically-ill-in-the-uk.html
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