A 'devastated' Pat Shortt led tributes to fellow D'Unbelievables star Jon Kenny yesterday after his old comedy partner's death on Friday night aged 66. Mr Kenny, who had been receiving treatment for cancer and heart failure in the past year,

Irish actor and comedian Jon Kenny passed away at the age of 66 due to cardiac arrest in Galway, Ireland. He rose to fame as Cunningham in Mrs. Brown’s Boys.

“He was a comedic genius who – along with his compadre Pat Shortt – connected with the unique humour and wit of the Irish people in a very special way,” she said on X. “He leaves the best legacy – he made people laugh and smile.”

Jon Kenny was best known as one half of the comedy duo D’Unbelievables alongside Pat Shortt, but was also a poet and a talented actor on stage and screen

Pat Shortt has paid tribute to his friend and comedy partner Jon Kenny after he sadly passed away on Friday. The Limerick actor was best known as one half of the comic duo D’Unbelievables with Pat Shortt.

"I was lucky to spend so many years touring with Jon and learning from him. Creating some great shows and videos," said Pat Shortt

The Irish premier has led tributes to comedian and actor Jon Kenny who has died at the age of 66. The Limerick actor was best known as one half of the comic duo D’Unbelievables with Pat Shortt. Kenny died on Friday evening in Galway Clinic,

Funeral details have been announced following the passing of comedian and actor Jon Kenny. The Limerick native passed away in Galway on Friday. The 66-year-old had been receiving treatment for cancer and heart failure.

Co Limerick comedian, actor and writer Jon Kenny will be remembered for his ability to make audiences “crack up laughing with a glance or a single word” following his death. One half of the D’Unbelievables comedy duo,