Funerals: Last News

found dead at her home in London on July 26 at the age of 56, were announced in a statement on behalf of her family on Sunday.Per the Irish Times, they have invited mourners to pay their final respects during a funeral cortege that will pass her home of 15 years in Bray, on the Eastern Irish coast just south of Dublin.Beginning at 10:30 a.m., the processional will take place along Bray’s seafront Strand Road, and culminate at the other end of the one-kilometer strip before turning for a private burial with the family.“Sinéad loved living in Bray and the people in it. With this procession, her family would like to acknowledge the outpouring of love for her from the people of Co[unty] Wicklow and beyond, since she left last week, to go to another place,” the message concluded.The Post reached out to O’Connor’s representatives for comment.O’Connor, who was born on Dec.

funeral in September, the treasury revealed Thursday.“The government’s priorities were that these events ran smoothly and with the appropriate level of dignity, while at all times ensuring the safety and security of the public,” John Glen, chief secretary to the treasury, said in a statement.Prior reports estimated the security alone cost $7.5 million.Queen Elizabeth II, the longest-serving British monarch, died Sept. 8 at the age of 96.

waiting on line for 24 hours to see Queen Elizabeth II’s coffin was insane — this devoted mourner is being ripped on social media after claiming that glimpsing her late highness’ casket was better than having kids, as seen in videos amassing millions of views on Twitter.An adoring mourner named Sarah had expressed the cringeworthy sentiment while she and and a guy friend named Mark were being interviewed by BBC One about the event, the Metro reported. The UK outlet had asked the pair what it felt like to be the last ones to see the queen’s casket at Westminster Hall before her funeral Monday.

lay Queen Elizabeth to rest during her funeral service.Eagle-eyed royal watchers spied a crawling creature on top of a letter that was placed onto of the coffin.The card was actually a letter that King Charles III wrote to his mother that will be buried with her. The note read “In loving and devoted memory.

Queen Elizabeth’s funeral on Monday.A ceremony honoring and putting the late royal to rest occurred on Sept. 19 at Westminster Abbey in London.The officer fainted during the services and had to be carried away on a stretcher.He collapsed before the funeral procession strolled down the Mall and he fell by Parliament square.His current state is unknown, however, his condition does not seem to be dire, The Mirror reported.The event occurred just as guards were starting to change positions, and he looked to be swaying before falling moments later.Before medics arrived, two police officers sped over to help him up.On Sept.

she continued for the reveal: “They made my dad into f - - king rocks! Solidified remains.”“That is my dad and they made him into rocks! … What the f - - k?” she concluded one of a series of videos — with an expression reading somewhere between laughing and crying.Glib but well-meaning rock-related puns amassed in the comments section (“Your dad really rocks!”), but one gag stood out.“I’m thinking googly eyes? Pet dad,” wrote one viewer. The bereaved TikToker, @mountaindewessance, soon followed up to say she was since actively shopping for the suggested crafts online.The results were both cathartic and hilarious.

of TikTok fame has a few modest requests — or demands, rather — for her funeral.Droniak, whose full identity and location remain a mystery to most of her followers, is known for sharing sassy advice and news dispatches from her life as a single senior at 92.And some posts have drawn a whopping 15 million views or more.On Wednesday, the gran-fluencer shared all three of her offbeat funeral desires with her millions of followers on the platform.“These are my rules at my funeral,” Droniak begins in the new TikTok, which has drawn over 7 million views so far. She then exclaims: “Listen up!”In her caption, she added, “It wont be any time soon but don’t forget it.”it wont be any time soon but dont forget it #funeral #grandma #rules #dontcry #funeralservices #wake #greenscreenDroniak’s succinct funeral directives were enthusiastically applauded by the thousands who commented on the video.“YES SLAY GRANDMA CAN I COME,” asked one reader.

fuss-free character of the rocker, who died aged 80 on Aug. 24, just weeks after pulling out of the Stones’ US tour, The Sun said.It was so low-key it even went on without his bandmates, singer Mick Jagger, 78, and guitarists Keith Richards, 77, and Ronnie Wood, 74, who were in Boston rehearsing for their upcoming tour, the outlet said.The rockers were unable to fly home to their native England for the send-off because of COVID restrictions, the UK paper said, without specifying exactly why it kept them away.Instead, the iconic band plans to pay tribute to Watts in the way they know best — in concert, during the band’s “No Filter” tour, which starts in St.

died April 9 at White Plains Hospital after a heart attack, and was given a public sendoff at the Barclays Arena in Brooklyn on Saturday — but will be laid to rest before only friends and relatives an undisclosed location.The private service, scheduled for 2:30 p.m., will be live-streamed on his YouTube channel and by BET.DMX grew up in the School Street public housing complex in Yonkers, but it is unclear if the service will be in his home city.The rapper’s public memorial service Saturday saw his shiny red casket taken to Barclays on a custom-made, Ford F250 monster truck, with the words “Long Live DMX” on the side.The two-hour procession, which shut down traffic on Flatbush Avenue, was escorted by about 2,000 motorcycles and exotic