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The Irish Sun
2 days ago
- General
- The Irish Sun
Heartache as young Irishwoman dies suddenly in Spain as brother pays devastating ‘beautiful smile' tribute amid plea
TRIBUTES have poured in for a "beautiful" young Irishwoman who died suddenly in Spain last week. Diane Moloney, who was born and raised in Listowel, Co Advertisement 2 Diane Moloney sadly passed away in Spain last week Credit: Social Media 2 Diane had been living abroad for a number of years Credit: GoFundMe However, she passed away suddenly last Friday. Diane's eldest brother Lorcan has told how the family's "main priority" is now getting Diane home "as soon as possible". In a heartbreaking tribute to his little sister, he said: "Diane touched the hearts of everyone that she met in her short life with her beautiful smile, giggly laughter and always looking after her two brother's. "The death of my sister has broken our hearts and of those who knew Diane. Advertisement READ MORE IRISH NEWS "We appreciate everyone's support and kindness at this very difficult time, it means so much to us." The Moloney family has now set up a fundraiser to assist them in the repatriation of Diane. Organiser Lorcan said: "It is with great sadness that we are setting up this fundraiser to help bring my sister Diane home to Ireland from Spain and alleviate the financial burden associated with this." The campaign, which has so far raised €37,813 out of its €20,000 goal, also thanked the Advertisement MOST READ ON THE IRISH SUN Exclusive Exclusive Members of the community have been pulling together to support the family through their tragic loss, with mourners telling how Diane "will be missed so much". Nai Ionad Na Cille Childcare, based in Keel, told how they are "heartbroken" by the passing of Diane, who was a former staff member. The childcare centre said: "We are heartbroken to hear of the tragic passing of Diane Moloney, who worked with us at Nai íonad na Cille a few years ago before moving to "Diane was a kind and caring colleague, and we have such fond memories of her time with us." Advertisement A GoFundMe has been set up to help bring Diane home and support her family in this devastating time. Any support would be greatly appreciated. 'MANY FOND MEMORIES' Listowel Emmets Ladies Football , which Diane played with as a teenager, told how the club is "deeply saddened" to hear of the passing of their past player. A spokesperson for the club said: "She played with Listowel Emmets until U16 level and we have many fond memories of her over the years, playing her best at full back. "We want to send our deepest condolences to her mother Mags, her brothers Lorcan and Eddie and all the rest of her family and friends. Advertisement "We send them strength and comfort through this difficult time. May she rest in peace." Listowel Celtic club said: "All at Listowel Celtic were deeply saddened to hear of the untimely passing of Diane Moloney. "We extend our sincere condolences to Diane's mother Margaret,brothers Lorcan and Eddie, who is involved with one of our U14 teams and all the extended Moloney family and her many friends. "May Diane rest in eternal peace." Advertisement The '
Irish Independent
02-05-2025
- Sport
- Irish Independent
Kerry District League: Fenit Samphires take on Tralee Dynamos B in Division 1A final
St Brendan's Park and Listowel Celtic meet in the Under-17 North League Final Kerryman Next Saturday evening promises a thrilling climax to the Division 1A campaign as Fenit Samphires and Tralee Dynamos B lock horns in the final. This highly anticipated match is one of three finals scheduled for the day, encompassing both senior and underage competitions. Fenit Samphires have been the undeniable force in this division, navigating the league campaign with impressive consistency and reaching the final with apparent ease. Boasting a deep and talented squad, further evidenced by the strength of their B team, the future looks bright for the coastal club.
