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Deaths in Dundalk
The death has occurred of James (Jim) Knipe Dundalk, Louth / Camlough, Armagh
Padiham, Lancashire, England and formerly of Ballynabee Road, Camlough, Co.Armagh and Dundalk, Co.Louth.
The death has occurred of James Knipe ‘Jim’, 11th June 2025, peacefully surrounded by his loving daughters. Husband of the late Pattie, loving Father of John, Margaret and Anna-Marie, daughter-in-law Susan and son-in-law Anthony, devoted Granda of Michelle, Eva-Marie, Declan, Bryan, Conor and Finn and Great Granda of Julio, Sophia, Rio, Rosabella and Oscar, brother of the late Mary and son of the late Alex and Alice Knipe of Camlough, Co.Armagh.
He will be sadly missed and fondly remembered by his children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, daughter-in-law, son-in-law, nephews, nieces, extended family, neighbours and large circle of friends.
Reposing at his home from 24th June at 29 Acrefield, Padiham, Lancashire BB12 8HN. Leaving from his home on Wednesday 25th June at 12.30pm to arrive for funeral mass at St John the Baptist RC Church, Padiham at 1pm. Cremation afterwards at Burnley Crematorium, Lancashire.
May his gentle soul rest in eternal peace.
John McGahon, CEO Dundalk Chamber, Hanna McDonnell, Dundalk Chamber President, Naomi O’Donoghue, Dundalk Credit Union
May they rest in peace
Newly designated memorial woodland within the Ardee Railway Lands
Becoming blustery with the rain as southeast winds increase fresh to strong.
Cllr Seán Kelly with the Dromiskin Tidy Towns team and local school children raising the Community Green Flag for Ginnety’s Pond Nature Park (Photos: Arthur Kinahan)
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