Kate Moran funeral

Kate Moran's parents, Cathal and Mary, and her siblings Thady, Leah and Saoirse clung to one another as they followed her coffin to the altar of The Sacred ...

“You are a shining light who was always smiling. “She had so many strings to her bow. You were such a darling girl and the most gorgeous beautiful girl. You always asked us for very little. “We hope that you are ok and at peace and that you know that we are absolutely always with you. You always kept it simple. “The more we think about all her qualities, the more we are confounded by the nature of her death.” “We have to believe Kate that you are coming home to us some time. “And you know the love that we had together, all of us. “We know she loved you, TJ, and she knew you loved her, and you had a marvellous time. “Mary and I, and Kate’s sisters Leah and Saoirse and her brother Thady, were so proud and privileged Kate to have you with us. “Mary and I are so proud to be your parents, Kate, and we loved you so much since the day you were born.

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‘We have to let you go somewhere else Kate and we hope you are OK and that you are at peace and we always with you. ‘You are a shining light, you were always smiling and were endearing to everyone and it was very easy to love you. A number of items were brought to the altar to represent her life including her favourite fluffy pyjamas and socks, her jellies and chocolates, hurley, team jerseys and winning medals. ‘The thing about Kate and we are really proud of, is that she always did the right thing and when we knew she had that principle that we were happy when she was out. ‘To TJ, Kate’s boyfriend, he has been coming over to our house for a couple of years now and she loved you and she knew you loved her and that you loved each other dearly. ‘Our beautiful Kate, whom we loved so dearly. ‘Mary and I and Kate’s sister Leah and Saoirse and brother Thady, we are so proud Kate and privileged to have you with us always. ‘She is 20 years of age and she was going to be 21 in two weeks. And Mary and I, are so proud to be your parents, Kate and we love you so much since the day you were born. ‘Particularly lately, in recent times even more so with so much coming together for her and she had so much beauty in her life. ‘She hadn’t time to help us all the time, she had a lot of things to do. With hundreds of mourners in attendance at the ceremony in the Sacred Heart church in Monivea, Galway, Kate’s dad Cathal said his daughter was a ‘beautiful and shining light’ and how he hoped ‘she didn’t suffer, when this happened to her’.

Her father Cathal Moran, a former Athenry and Galway hurler, was at the match in Athenry when his eldest child was injured on Monday evening. He told mourners ...

And we will always love Kate and we want to thank Kate for being the beautiful girl she always is and will be.” You are a shining light and you are always smiling. We have to believe Kate that you are coming home to us some time. She had beautiful wrists and I used to love the way she used to hit the sliotar, getting that sort of trajectory.” “I don’t know how we are going to manage Kateen, but we will have to work something out together the six of us. “She was awful, awful fond of you, TJ, and I’m sorry if I got in your way some evenings.

The funeral for Kate Moran, the talented GAA player who died after a "freak" camogie accident earlier this week, was held in her hometown of Monivea, ...

And we will always love Kate and we want to thank Kate for being the beautiful girl she always is and will be.” You are a shining light and you are always smiling. We have to believe Kate that you are coming home to us some time. “Mary and I, and Katie’s sisters Leah and Saoirse, and her brother Thady, we are so proud Kate and privileged to have you with us always. You are such a darling girl and the most gorgeous, beautiful girl. Cathal continued: “I don’t know how we are going to manage Kateen, but we will have to work something out together the six of us.

KATE MORAN's heartbroken father delivered a touching tribute to his daughter as the tragic camogie star was laid to rest.The camogie star died followi.

"Her talent as a camogie player, what a bright future she had. He said: “She was going to be 21 in two weeks time - Mary her mother and myself had planned a four or five day holiday break to take Kate to New York to celebrate that lovely time - she was saving up nicely for it and looking forward to it - but sadly that didn't come." KATE MORAN's heartbroken father delivered a touching tribute to his daughter as the tragic camogie star was laid to rest.