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Death notices for Donegal on Sunday morning
The following deaths have taken place:
- JJ Lafferty, Carndonagh
JJ Lafferty, Carndonagh
The death has taken place of JJ Lafferty, Corvish, Carndonagh, Donegal, F93YC82 on October 15, 2025.
Beloved husband of Nuala and much-loved father of Conor, Oran, and Cian. Deeply regretted and sadly missed by his mother Margaret and father John Francis, his brothers Brendan (Nuala), Karl, and Kevin, and his sister Catriona, his nieces and nephews, wider family circle, friends, and neighbours.
The family home is private on the morning of the funeral.
Funeral Mass will take place at the Sacred Heart Church, Carndonagh, at 11am on Sunday followed by burial in the adjoining cemetery. Funeral mass can be viewed live on www.carndonaghparish.com
Family flowers only please, donations in lieu, if desired, to Friends of Inishowen Hospice C/O any family member or Eamonn McLaughlin Funeral Director.
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