Tributes paid as long-serving councillor and public representative dies suddenly

Taoiseach leads tributes to 'hugely popular' Fianna Fail Councillor following sudden passing

The Taoiseach Micheál Martin has led tributes to a ‘hugely popular’ Fianna Fáil councillor, following his unexpected passing. Cllr Seamus Coyle, who served in Monaghan County Council since 2004, passed away suddenly at home on Monday (August 17). He was 56-years-old. First elected to Monaghan County Council in 2004, Mr Coyle was consistently re-elected and […]

Tributes paid following death of "wonderful" former South Lanarkshire councillor

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Taoiseach leads tributes after death of Fianna Fáil councillor Seamus Coyle

Micheál Martin said he was “very sorry” to learn of the death of a “proud Monaghan man”.

Tributes paid as long-serving councillor and public representative dies suddenly

Tributes have been paid following the sudden death of Councillor Seamus Coyle, a respected public representative passes away

Monaghan County Council Pays Tribute to Councillor Coyle

It is with great sadness that Monaghan County Council has learned of the death of Councillor Seamus Coyle. Councillor Coyle was first elected to Monaghan County Council in June 2004 and has served the people of Monaghan and his own Municipal District area of  Ballybay/Clones with dedication and distinction and was a valued member of Monaghan County Council. Throughout his 22 years in public office, Councillor Coyle worked tirelessly on behalf of…