Cpl Terry Smyth of the Army Ordnance Corps was found unresponsive at Curragh Camp, prompting deep condolences from the Defence Forces and the loss felt by colleagues.
With 13 years of service, Cpl Smyth served in various roles, including peacekeeping in Lebanon and Syria, demonstrating commitment and courage as part of his military career.
Lieutenant General Seán Clancy expressed heartfelt condolences saying, 'Óglaigh na hÉireann have lost a fine colleague and a better friend,' marking the impact Smyth had on many.
The Defence Forces reflected on Cpl Smyth's character, stating, 'He will be sorely missed but never forgotten,' indicating the high regard with which he was held.
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