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The late Tyler Jordan Haynes, Ballinagh, Cavan
Deepest sympathy to the family of Tyler Jordan Haynes - on Sunday, December 24, Tyler died suddenly at his home.
Tyler was a character and he touched the hearts of so many people young and old especially through his love for sport and his exceptional ability in the GAA field playing with Ballinagh, St Thomas and the County Team.
He was a great prospect for the GAA and Tyler will be sadly missed.
Beloved eldest son of Marcel and Michelle (nee Rudden) and loving big brother to Codey and Jaxon.
Tyler will be deeply missed and forever loved by his heartbroken parents and brothers, his grandparents Nanny Rudden and Grandad Haynes, his aunts, uncles, cousins and many friends, including his schoolmates in Breifne College and teammates from Ballinagh, St Thomas and Cavan GAA.
Funeral took place on Saturday, December 30 at 11am and arrived at Finnegan’s Funeral Home at 11am. Service was for immediate family and friends.
The family appreciated your sympathy and words of support at this very difficult time and invite you to express your condolences in the link on Rip.ie.
May Tyler's gentle Soul rest in Peace.
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