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Funeral of grandfather found injured at his Tipperary home to take place Friday




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An 81-yr-old grandfather of seven, who was found with injuries outside his home and passed away four days later, is set to be laid to rest this Friday, reports Breaking News.

Timothy “Teddy” Murnane was discovered on St Michael’s Avenue in Tipperary town shortly after 9:30pm last Thursday.

Mr Murnane, a former bus driver, was transported by ambulance to Limerick University Hospital (LUH) in critical condition. He passed away on Monday, reports Breaking News.

A 31-year-old man has appeared before Nenagh District Court in connection with the incident, facing charges of assault and burglary.

Sean Harding, from Marian Terrace in Tipperary town, has been charged with one count of assault causing harm, along with three burglary charges, reports Breaking News.

According to his funeral notice, Mr Murnane was predeceased by his parents, brothers, and sister.

He will be “sadly missed by his heartbroken family,” including his wife Margaret, daughter Rachel, sons Patrick and Timothy, and grandchildren Colin, Aoife, Rebecca, Trinity, Tyler, Theo, and George, reports Breaking News.

He is also mourned by his sisters Eileen and Breda, son-in-law Nicholas, daughters-in-law Bridget and Domenica, as well as extended family and friends.

Mr Murnane’s body will repose at Whelan’s Funeral Home on Bansha Road, Tipperary, on Thursday from 5:30pm to 7:30pm, reports Breaking News.

His funeral Mass will be held at St Michael’s Church in Tipperary Town at 12pm on Friday, followed by burial in St Michael’s Cemetery, Tipperary Town.

A tribute on rip.ie recalled “great memories” of Mr Murnane operating a “local shopping bus for years” and reminisced about a group trip to Ballinspittle, Cork, to see the moving statue, reports Breaking News.

The person continued: “We did more laughing on the bus than praying. Even meeting him in town he would stop for a chat and we would laugh about the good old times. May God rest him, a really lovely man,” reports Breaking News.

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