'Basically everything is lost' but Glenisk director defiant after devastating fire
28/09/2021
28/09/2021
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Paddy Reilly with his daughter, Kelly
The family of Paddy Reilly has confirmed that he has lost his battle with Covid-19.
Last week the family appealed to the local community to pray for their loved one Paddy, who was in critical condition in St Luke's and on a breathing machine after contracting coronavirus.
Paddy, 57, was a Kilcullen native but had been living in Carlow for years and worked as a European lorry driver.
His daughter, Kelly Reilly, confirmed on Tuesday morning to Carlow Live that Paddy has lost his battle with the virus.
She said: "Daddy passed away we are heartbroken."
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