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Photo: RIP.ie Michael Kerrigan
Michael Kerrigan from Manorhamilton, Co. Leitrim passed away suddenly on Tuesday January 7.
Michael, according to RIP.ie, will be sadly missed by his children Kevin (Cathriona), Michelle (Adrian), Dominic (Claire) and their mother Anna, his sister Maura, grandchildren Tara, Erin, Córa, Katie and Luke, nieces, nephews, grand nieces and nephews, and his many neighbours and friends.
Tributes have poured in as people pay their respects and give condolences to the family of Mr Kerrigan.
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The NorthLeitrim mensgroup on Facebook said, "very sorry about the death of our good friend Michael Kerrigan who has been so involved in our lives here at the Bee Park Community Centre as caretaker, member of the Men's Group and Kilgar Group. We will miss him very much. Condolences to all his family especially Dominic who also worked here in the Kilgar Group."
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