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06 Sept 2025
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The late Mervyn McClure
The funeral will take place this afternoon of the Letterkenny pensioner who died following a road traffic accident earlier this week.
Mervyn McClure, from Lurgy, died after his car was involved in a three-car collision at approximately 10.50 pm on Tuesday on the N13 Newtowncunningham to Letterkenny Road.
Mr McClure was taken from the scene to Letterkenny Hospital where he was pronounced deceased.
A funeral Service of Thanksgiving will take place in Ray Presbyterian Church, Manorcunningham at 2.00 pm with interment afterwards in the adjoining graveyard.
His untimely passing has evoked a sense of great loss among his family and all who knew him in the local community and beyond.
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