Fundraiser Launched After Adam Loughnane’s Tragic Death in Galway

Adam Loughnane from Galway tragically passed away. His family is asking for community support. Adam’s body was found in the River Corrib earlier this month. Police have called his death a “personal tragedy.” The search for Adam was stopped after his body was discovered.

Adam’s brother, Joe, shared his deep sorrow. He loved Adam very much, and said Adam chose to end his life in the river. Adam was only 34. Joe believed the world treated Adam unfairly, and the family is deeply saddened by his death.

The Loughnane family appreciates the community’s support and started a fundraiser for several things. It will help with funeral, cremation expenses, publishing Adam’s writing, and building memorials around Galway. The family hopes to prevent similar tragedies.

Joe is managing the GoFundMe campaign and wants assistance during this difficult time. The family celebrated Adam’s life on February 18th and have seen huge support after speaking openly. They discussed Adam’s struggles with various systems.

Now, the family is seeking justice while dealing with their grief. They plan to challenge the healthcare and court systems and want change, so this never occurs again. Adam’s story will be remembered for years, and the fundraiser aims to support these efforts.

The funds will cover funeral and cremation costs and also, inquests into Adam’s death. They need to approach Adam’s legal team with the goal to clear his name and get an apology. Publishing Adam’s writings is important to them, and memorials in Galway will honor Adam’s courage.

The family is struggling financially and can’t afford Adam’s sudden death’s expenses alone. Adam’s passing will not be meaningless as Many people shared similar healthcare system stories. They want a national campaign, addressing neglect within the healthcare system.