Heartfelt Tribute to Beloved Teacher Chloe McGee 23 at Louth Crash Funeral Celebrates Her Caring Impact
A tragic vehicle accident in Co Louth claimed the lives of five young individuals, including beloved teacher Chloe McGee. The 23-year-old, initially from Carrickmacross, Co Monaghan, was a cherished member of the Ó Fiaich Institute, where she recently secured a permanent teaching position. On November 15, 2025, Chloe and her friends were en route to Dundalk when their Volkswagen Golf collided with a Toyota Land Cruiser.
Funeral Ceremony for Chloe McGee
The heart-wrenching funeral was held at St Joseph’s Church in Carrickmacross, where dozens gathered to pay their respects. Monsignor Shane McCaughey led the requiem mass, highlighting Chloe’s vibrant spirit and the impact she had on those around her.
A Celebration of Life
During the service, attendees were reminded of Chloe’s warmth, laughter, and determination. Monsignor McCaughey expressed profound gratitude for the 23 years Chloe lived. Her spirit was encapsulated in the personal items displayed, which included:
- Family and graduation photos
- Car keys, symbolizing her independence
- A cowboy hat, representing her love for country music and dancing
- Her Ó Fiaich Institute top, denoting her commitment to teaching
- A hairdressing tunic from her job in Monaghan
- A birdhouse, crafted during her teacher training
Chloe’s brother, Aaron, delivered a poignant tribute, emphasizing her ability to make others feel valued. He reflected on how her adventurous spirit and laughter would always be remembered.
Community Mourning
President Catherine Connolly and local dignitaries were present to honor Chloe and the other victims of the accident. Chloe’s boyfriend, Alan McCluskey, and friends Shay Duffy, Dylan Commins, and Chloe Hipson also tragically lost their lives in this incident. The loss has deeply affected their families and the community at large.
As the community continues to mourn, the memories of Chloe McGee’s kindness and joy will undoubtedly leave a lasting impact on all who knew her.
