Remembering Damien O'Brien: A Tribute to an Extraordinary Man
Damien O'Brien, a Donegal father living in America, tragically passed away after being hit by a car in California. Known for his warmth and professionalism, he leaves behind a wife and two young children with a third on the way.
A Donegal father, Damien O'Brien (35), died after being hit by a car in Huntington Beach, California. The incident occurred in the early hours of Sunday morning. The driver of the car, a 21-year-old man, was arrested for suspected impaired driving. Damien had been living in America with his wife Michelle and their two young children, Oscar and Luke, and they were expecting their third child in September. Damien was actively involved in GAA, playing for Wild Geese GAA Club in Huntington Beach. He worked as Vice President of Operations at T.M. Grady Builders. A GoFundMe page has been set up to support his family.
Shane Connolly from Cars Sales LTD, where Damien previously worked, expressed condolences and described Damien as a dedicated and versatile individual. The United States Gaelic Athletic Association (USGAA) also paid tribute to Damien, highlighting his contributions to the Gaelic football and hurling community in the U.S.
The Huntington Beach Police Department provided details of the incident, stating that the driver of the Audi was suspected of impairment. The GoFundMe page for Damien's family can be accessed for donations.
According to the source: The Irish Independent.
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