RTE star Marty Whelan and Ray D’Arcy have paid tribute to “funniest” comedian Jon Kenny ahead of his funeral on Tuesday. The D’Unbelievables star died on Friday at the age

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Irish actor and comedian Jon Kenny has died aged 66. The Father Ted star passed away at Galway Clinic on Friday (15 November) his wife Margy has confirmed. Kenny suffered from non-Hodgkins lymphoma when he was in his 40s but had made a full recovery. However, the much-loved comedian announced in 2020 his cancer had returned.

Jon Kenny was best known as one half of the comedy duo D’Unbelievables alongside Pat Shortt, but was also a poet and a talented actor on stage and screen

Jon Kenny, an Irish comedian and actor known for D’Unbelievables and roles on Father Ted, has died aged 66. His wife Margie told local news outlet the Limerick Leader that the comedian had died on Friday evening in Galway Clinic.

President Michael D Higgins has led the tributes to the actor Jon Kenny, who has died aged 66. Describing him as an “extraordinary talent”, Mr Higgins said Kenny had “an ability to raise a laugh with just the slightest action”.

The Irish comedian and actor passed away at a hospital in Galway on Friday evening , following a battle with cancer , his wife Margy has said.

The D'Unbelievables star will be reposing at St Patrick's Church in Lough Gur, Bruff on Monday, from 4pm to 7pm