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Tipperary Funerals Can Soon Go Live

deathMembers of the Tipperary Diaspora who are unable to travel to Ireland to attend family funerals are set to benefit from a newly launched service providing internet broadcasts of Irish funeral services, to clients.

Funerals Live‘ is the brainchild of a Co Clare businessman Alan Foudy, latter who has announced plans to create up to 10 new jobs over the next 18 months, as his innovative service is rolled out.

Wherever in the world our client may be, whether it is in Australia or the United States, this service provides them with a private web link to a live stream of a funeral service or the option of a video recording of the entire service, including the burial, and all within two hours of its conclusion,” explained Mr. Foudy.

He continued: “The idea behind this venture, the only service of its kind being offered anywhere in Ireland or the UK, arose after I was asked to make a DVD of a funeral service for relatives and friends of the deceased whose funeral they could not attend. The general feeling was that a live web-cast or a delayed broadcast of the service would be a better option rather than having to wait up to two weeks for a DVD to arrive by post.

With the approval of the relevant Parish Priest and family members, I provide live streamed footage and audio of funerals in the church and graveyard subject to the availability of broadband on location. The entire service can also be made available on-line, no more than 2 hours after the funeral service with prices for all services starting from €350. The web link is password protected, so as to ensure only people who you want to see it will see it.

Based on our initial work, we expect that the majority of clients we will be working on behalf of will include either family members or friends of the deceased who have not been able to travel to Ireland to attend a funeral. We also expect that the service will also be particularly useful to persons in hospitals or nursing homes who are unable to attend services,” Mr. Foudy concluded.

While their website was off line today, note, for the future, same should be up again shortly and visible at www.funeralslive.ie.

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