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The motorcyclist, aged in his 40s, tragically killed in a traffic accident in the Lisronagh area on Monday will be laid to rest in Calvary Cemetery in Fethard on Saturday.
Tommy O'Neill from Elm Park and Love Lane, Clonmel and Kilknockan View, Fethard died when the motorcycle he was driving was involved in a collision with a lorry at New Road, Lisronagh, between Clonmel and Fethard, around 10am on Monday.
He is sadly missed by his heartbroken partner Rosanna, sons Jamie and Arron, parents Kathleen and Patrick, sisters Tracy, Susan and Nollaig, brother Andrew, brothers-in-law David, James and Mick, nephews, nieces, relatives and friends and all his brothers in Freewheelers Motorcycle Club.
His body will repose at his mother’s house No. 43 Elm Park, Clonmel on Thursday from 5pm to 7pm and will repose on Friday at Freewheelers Club House Ballypadeen, Cashel (Eircode E25Y335) from 4pm to 8pm with a funeral service at 12 noon on Saturday. Burial will take place immediately afterwards in Calvary Cemetery, Fethard.
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