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Irish writer, comedian, and actor Jon Kenny has passed away at the age of 66. Known for his work as part of the comedy duo D’Unbelievables alongside Pat Shortt, Kenny had been receiving treatment for cancer and heart failure.
Kenny, who was born in County Limerick, had a successful career both on stage and on screen, with credits on shows such as Father Ted and Angela’s Ashes as well as in the movie Les Misérables.
Irish Prime Minister Simon Harris paid tribute to Kenny, saying that he possessed the ability to make audiences laugh with just a glance or a single word. He added that behind the seemingly effortless talent to joke, there was a gifted performer and an extremely deep thinker.
Deputy Prime Minister Micheál Martin also paid homage to Kenny, describing him as “one of our most iconic actors and comedians” who was an entertainer to his core. Kenny was also an acclaimed singer, poet, and solo stand-up performer.
The news of Kenny’s death has come as a shock to his friends, fans, and colleagues, many of whom have taken to social media to express their condolences and share their favourite memories of the Irish comedian. Kenny will be remembered as a beloved entertainer who brought his unique blend of wit and humour to audiences throughout Ireland and around the world
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