Factorial-tail irrationality proof for a hyperbolic cosine

For a fixed positive integer $q$, $\cosh (1/q)={\sum }_{k\ge 0}{q}^{-2k}/(2k)!$ is irrational. If it were rational with denominator $b$, choose $N$ large enough that $b\mid (2N)!$. After multiplication by $q^{2N}(2N)!$, the finite partial sum is an integer and the remaining positive tail is bounded by a geometric series whose ratio is at most $1/[q^2(2N+1)(2N+2)]$. For sufficiently large $N$, this tail is strictly between zero and one, contradicting its integer value. Only a finite integer partial sum is used; convergence of an infinite series of rationals does not itself prove irrationality.