Tributes have been paid following the death of Father PJ Gormley, a well-known priest from County Tyrone, who has been remembered for his decades of service to the community.
Pat Cullen, the Sinn Féin MP for Fermanagh and South Tyrone, led the tributes to the late priest, describing him as a man who devoted his life to supporting people across the region.
Father Gormley had served in a number of parishes during his ministry and was widely known throughout Tyrone for his pastoral work and involvement in community life.
In a tribute following news of his death, Pat Cullen said Father Gormley had been a “much-loved priest who gave enormous dedication to the people he served.”
She said his work within parishes across the county meant he was deeply respected by those who knew him.
“Father PJ Gormley was a compassionate and committed priest who supported countless families during important moments in their lives,” she said.
Local parishioners and community members have also shared messages of sympathy following news of his passing, reflecting on the impact he had during many years of ministry in County Tyrone and surrounding areas.
Church representatives said Father Gormley’s work included supporting parish communities through baptisms, weddings and funerals, while also providing pastoral guidance to families during difficult times.
Details of funeral arrangements are expected to be announced by the parish in the coming days.
Many people across Tyrone have continued to express their condolences, remembering the priest for his service, kindness and long-standing commitment to the community.
