Hibernian Academy. Hogan had a stroke in 1855 and, though he recovered somewhat, his health began to fail. By the year prior to his death, he could no longer work and his sons, John Valentine Hogan and James Cahill, assisted at his studio and completed some of the work. John Hogan died at his home at 14 Wentworth Place, Dublin (later renamed Hogan Place) on 27 March 1858. He was buried at Glasnevin Cemetery. References External links John Hogan at Irish Graves Photo of Bishop Doyle sculpture, Carlow Cathedral 1800 births 1858 deaths Irish sculptors People from County Cork 19th-century sculptors Catholic sculptors