Books of condolence open for Brian Lenihan

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Monday June 13 2011

A book of condolence for the late Brian Lenihan opened today at Government Buildings in Dublin. Books are also open in the Civic Offices in Athlone and the constituency office of Fianna Fail TD Robert Troy in Mullingar.

Mr Lenihan’s remains will repose at Jennings funeral home in Blanchardstown, Dublin, from 10am today, before removal to St Mochta’s Church in Porterstown, arriving at 6pm.

He will be buried tomorrow in a private ceremony in St David’s Church graveyard in Kilsallaghan after 11am Mass.

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