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The late Lorna Kearney (nee Woodnutt)
Funeral details have been confirmed for Lorna Kearney (née Woodnutt) which will take place later this week.
The Tullamore native was tragically killed in a violent attack in her home in Co Offaly just over a week ago.
Lorna Kearney (née Woodnutt) of Derrynanagh, Rahan, Offaly / Tullamore, Offaly was pre deceased by her father Barry.
Details on RIP.IE say: "Lorna will be sadly missed by her loving husband Micheál, stepson Mike, sisters Jackie, Roberta and Rachael, brother Derek, mother Magdalene, brothers in law, sisters in law, Emmet and Karolina, nieces and nephews Jade, Jessica, Rachael, Darragh and Harper, relatives, her many wonderful friends and neighbours".
Reposing at the home of her sister Roberta O'Brien, Tinnycross, (Eircode R35 X0R9) on Wednesday from 4pm until 7pm. Removal on Thursday morning to The Church of The Assumption, Tullamore, arriving for Requiem Mass at 11.30am. Burial after Mass in Clonminch Cemetery, Tullamore.
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