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24/09/2021
24/09/2021
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The late Waterford councillor John Carey.
The death of a long-serving Waterford councillor was raised at a meeting of Kilkenny County Council on Monday.
Cllr John Carey was a former mayor of Waterford and one of the county's longest serving councillors. He passed away last week following a short illness.
On Monday a vote of sympathy to his family was proposed at Kilkenny County Council. Cllr Mary Hilda Cavanagh (FG) paid tribute to the long-serving councillor.
Requiem mass for the late councillor takes place at St. John The Baptist Church, Crooke, this morning (Tuesday), with burial afterwards in Crooke Cemetery.
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