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Michael Patrick: A Life Full of Joy & Performance

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Northern Irish actor Michael Patrick, known for his vibrant life and award-winning play, has passed away after battling Motor Neurone Disease. Despite his illness, he remained determined to live big and perform. His funeral is set for April 13, 2026, at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church in Carryduff.

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Michael Patrick: A Life Full of Joy & Performance

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Belfast News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Michael Patrick: A Life Full of Joy & Performance. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 8th. From breaking headlines to political updates, this is Europe news today, powered by AI. Northern Irish actor Michael Patrick has passed away at age not specified after battling motor neuron disease since his diagnosis in February 20, 22. His wife Naomi shared the news on social media Wednesday, saying he died peacefully Tuesday night in the Northern Ireland hospice. He'd been admitted there just 10 days earlier, care for by the team and surrounded by family and friends. Despite the illness, Michael kept pushing forward, determined to live big and keep performing. Folks who knew him called him an inspiration, not just to his fight, but his whole vibrant life full of joy and laughter. He poured that energy into an award-winning play he wrote and starred in, raising cash and awareness for motor neuron disease. Last year he snagged the Overcoming Adversity Award at the Spirit of Northern Ireland Awards, with a shout out from Sir Kenneth Brenna. Michael's love for Shakespeare shone through, drawing crowd who finally got the bard.

His funeral set for Monday 13th April 2026 at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church in Carried Uff, a fitting send-off for a man who reminded us all to eat, drink, and love fiercely.

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