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10 Nov 2025

'A huge tragedy'- Tributes as young dad who lived in Offaly dies tragically abroad

There is great shock and sadness following the sudden and tragic death of young husband and father Oleksandr Kurinnyy who formerly lived in Tullamore

'A huge tragedy'- Tributes as young dad who lived in Offaly dies tragically abroad

'A huge tragedy'- Tributes as young dad who lived in Offaly dies tragically abroad

Tributes have poured in following the tragic death of a young father who died unexpectedly abroad.

Oleksandr Kurinnyy was from Ballycurrane Commons in Thurles, Tipperary, but formerly lived in Tullamore, Offaly, and died on Saturday, November 1.

He was predeceased by his mother Nadia (Kurinna).

He is deeply regretted by his loving family, wife Lana, daughter Vlana, brother Oleksii, colleagues in Dew Valley Foods, neighbours and many friends.

Heartfelt messages have been left on RIP.ie, from those who knew and cared for Oleksandr, with one mourner writing:

"Please accept our sincere condolences Lana & Vlada. Our family was so sorry to hear of the loss of your beloved Oleksandr. A huge tragedy for all who loved him. May the many happy memories help carry & sustain you on the lonely days ahead. Please reach out to me if I can help in any way".

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Another message said: "Sincere sympathies to Svitlana, Vlana and all of Oleksandr’s family on their sudden and sad loss. It was a pleasure to have known and worked with Oleksandr for several years. Thoughts with you all at this difficult time".

"My deepest condolences to Lana, Vlada, Oleksii and extended family and friends of Oleksandr. I was sorry to hear the sad news, thinking of you all at this extremely difficult time. May he rest in peace," another person said.

Funeral arrangements have not yet been issued.

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