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SHAW, Ethna
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SHAW, Ethna (née O’Connor) (Balbriggan Co. Dublin and formerly of Monkstown Farm) August 17, 2022. Peacefully at home, surrounded by her devoted family. Dearly beloved wife and best friend of Stan and much loved Mum of Celine and sister to the late Doreen. Ethna will be very sadly missed by her husband, daughter, son-in-law John, her adored grandchildren Ella, Brian and Rosie, brother Eddie, sisters Eileen and Dympna, brothers-in-law Billy and Shay, sister-in-law Nancy, nieces, nephews, relatives, extended family and a wide circle of friends. Funeral Mass this (Monday) morning at 10.00am in St. Patrick’s Church, Monkstown followed by cremation in the Victorian Chapel, Mount Jerome Crematorium, Harold’s Cross, D6W. For those that cannot attend, the Mass can be viewed online using this link: https://www.churchservices.tv/monkstown and the cremation Service on this link at 12.15pm: https://www.mountjerome.ie/victorian-chapel-service/. Messages to the family can be left in the Condolences section on www.irishtimes.com. Family flowers only please. May she Rest in Peace.

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SHAW, Ethna

Published: 21.08.2022 - Irish Times

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