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There was great sadness earlier this week around Nenagh and the wider rugby community in North Tipperary at the news of the passing of Michael Hogan.
Father of former Munster, Leinster, and Ireland rugby player Trevor, he passed away on December 19th 2023. He was predeceased by his beloved wife Nancy and dear son Brian, sisters Margaret, Johanna, and Mary, and brothers Thomas and Patrick.
Deeply regretted by his loving family sons Mark, Leo, Trevor, Raymond, Ciaran, and daughter Marie. Grandchildren Cormac, Isabelle, Pearse, Eve, Ruby, Tom, Sarah, Laura and Emma. Daughters-in-law Fiona, Breda, Claire, and Maeve, son-in-law Martin. Sister-in-law Mary, brothers-in-law Gerry and Michael, and their extended families. Nieces, nephews and grand-nieces. Cousins, relatives, neighbours, and friends.
His remains will arrive at St. Mary's of the Rosary Church, Nenagh this Saturday for Requiem mass at 12 o'clock. Livestream can be viewed on nenaghparish.ie Followed by burial afterward in Lisboney New Cemetery. "House Private Please"
The Hogan family expressed their gratitude and thanks to the Matron and staff of both Nenagh Hospital & Nenagh Manor Nursing home for the care and kindness shown to Michael.
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