Mourners attending the funeral of RTE star Jordan Dunbar are being asked to wear bright colours.
The Donaghmede native tragically passed away "unexpectedly" at the age of 29 on Tuesday, March 7. Jordan became famous after starring on First Dates Ireland, and he also presented TV show My Yellow Brick Road on RTE.
He will repose at his family home on Friday evening from 6pm to 8pm. Jordan's funeral mass will be held on Saturday morning at 10am in the Church of the Holy Trinty, Donaghmede. It will be followed by cremation service in Dardistown Crematorium.
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Both the funeral mass and the cremation service will be streamed online, while those attending the funeral are requested to "add a bright colour to their outfit" in order to help Jordan’s family "celebrate his life”. Mourners are also being asked to make donations to Pieta House instead of purchasing flowers.
The notice, published on RIP.ie, reads: "[Jordan] is predeceased by his loving mam Sharon and uncle Michael. He will be sadly missed by his loving dad Albert and Albert's brother and sisters, aunt Michelle, cousin Craig, his 2nd family Gerry, Leeanne and Maria Nolan, his close friends Geena and Megan, relatives and a large circle of friends. May Jordan Rest In Peace."
Heartfelt tributes have already been paid to Jordan online, with RTE 2 tweeting: “We are very sad to hear of the death of Jordan Dunbar. Jordan featured on First Dates Ireland and was also a presenter on the series My Yellow Brick Road. A wonderful talent, gone far too young. Our deepest sympathies to his loved ones.”
Many friends and members of Jordan's local community have flocked to pay tribute to the star online.
One wrote: “I'm shocked and very sad to hear that an old friend has passed away. RIP Jordan Dunbar. #Stunbar”
While a second said, "So sorry to hear this terribly sad news. Jordan was always such a joy to meet and always put a smile on my face! Rest in peace Jordan."
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