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The death has occurred of William Lait Muirhevna, Dublin Road, Dundalk, Louth
William Lait, Muirhevna, Dublin Road, Dundalk. Peacefully at home, surrounded by his family. William, beloved husband of Deirdre née White, dear father of Barbara and Sarah, grandad of Florence and brother of Constance, Aileen, John, Joyce and the late Dorothy, Edward and Joan. William will be sadly missed by his loving wife, daughters, granddaughter, son-in-law Ken Dowdall, brother, sisters, nephews, nieces, relatives and friends.
Reposing at McGeoughs Funeral Home A91 XW66 from 4pm until 7pm on Thursday. Removal on Friday morning to St. Nicholas' Parish Church, arriving for service at 11am. Followed by private Cremation.
House Private.
Family flowers only. Donation to the North Louth Hospice.
May He Rest in Peace
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