What Happened To Baby Kayla Bermingham? Following her death over the weekend, the parents of a four-month-old baby girl from Galway have been left distraught.
The terrible death of a young newborn girl devastated the Galway community last week.
The Galway and GAA communities have paid tribute to Kayla Bermingham, an infant who died unexpectedly last week.
Her parents, Ciaran Bermingham and Arlene Walsh, are devastated by the news, saying they never anticipated they would have to share it.
What Happened To Baby Kayla Bermingham? Death Cause
This weekend, the Baby Kayla from Bermingham passed away.
Ciaran Bermingham, Kayla’s devastated father, and Arlene Walsh, her mother, both expressed their grief over the loss of their little angel.
Death notice: Baby Kayla Bermingham
To leave a condolence for the family please click the link below:https://t.co/MZcBwRWhj6— Galway Death Notices (@Galwaydeaths) June 6, 2022
Kayla may have had an illness when she was born, and as a result, she died four months after she was born.
The actual cause of the baby’s death, however, remains unknown.
Kayla’s Angel Mass was held on June 8 at 12 p.m. in St Columba’s Church in Castlegar, with burial following in Carrowbrowne Cemetery.
Four Month Child Kayla Bermingham’s Parents
On February 10, 2021, Kayla Bermingham was born in Dublin, Ireland, to Ciaran Bermingham and Arlene Walsh. Gabriel and Martina, as well as John Joe and Denise, were her grandparents.
The couple never imagined putting up such news on their social media platforms in their life.
Unfortunately, they have to post this tragic news with the words “Mommy and daddy love you very much.”
Moreover, Kayla’s relatives expressed their grief in an online message, saying she was Predeceased by her great grandparents Michael, Tom, Martin, and Padraic.
Kayla Bermingham’s Family and Friends Express Condolence On Her Demise
Local GAA clubs have expressed their condolences. By stating the sad demise of his grand-niece, Baby Kayla, the club would like to express its sympathies to the Bermingham and Walsh families and Frank Doherty, senior management.
Meanwhile, the St James GAA club posted the Condolence by saying that the club would like to extend its condolences to the Doherty, Walsh, and Bermingham families on baby Kayla’s tragic and untimely demise.
Furthermore, tributes from family and friends flooded in.
One person commented, Kayla has brought you pure joy and shown you how to love unconditionally over the last four months. Always appreciate each moment and the priceless memories you’ve created together,
Another added: You can see how much Kayla was loved by all the lovely comments.
Additionally, another said our hearts are aching for you both, Arlene and Ciaran. Kayla’s tiny small footsteps have grown wings. Cradle Kayla in your arms and gently carry her sweet little soul home, angels. We will be praying for you to find the strength you need to get through this difficult time.
