#community-tribute

#community-tribute

A tractor-led guard of honour and photographs of family and friends represented the life of car crash victim Alan McCluskey at his funeral today, as he was remembered "as being made from everything good". St. Peter and Paul's Church in Drumconrath, Co Meath, was packed to capacity for Mr McCluskey's funeral, with standing room only as mourners filled every pew and lined the walls.

In a statement released through the Metropolitan Police, Mr Broadhurst's next of kin said that his loss has left a deep void. He worked hard his whole life, never shying away from improving his community, they said. His love for animals showed the gentle heart behind his strong work ethic, and his passion for Liverpool FC was something he loved to share with others.

A riderless horse paid a symbolic tribute to eight-year-old Virginia Hollis during her funeral procession in Bellville, Texas, following her tragic death in floodwaters.

Oisin was a long-standing member of the Clontarf GAA club, known for his positivity and contributions to every team he played with.

The News Shopper published 1 death notice last week, emphasizing the importance of these tributes as a lasting commemorative space for loved ones who have passed away.

This is what community and commitment and dedication from groups of residents and people, who don't even live in our city, looks like,