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TAYLOR, Phyllis

Published: 06.09.2021 - Irish Times

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SHIEL, Mary
You can find the latest obituaries and death notices updated daily on our website. The family publishes an obituary and later also a thank-you notice in the newspaper. We deeply regret the recent bereavement and extend our sincere condolences. The memorial tribute for our esteemed colleague will appear in tomorrow’s local section. Our website provides an overview of all current obituaries and death notices. In deep mourning, we bid farewell to our beloved father. In the event of a death, we offer professional assistance with placing death announcements. Relatives have the opportunity to publish personal expressions of gratitude in a thank-you notice. All important details concerning the current death case can be found in the death announcement. We compassionately support you in times of bereavement and help you design your memorial ad.

SHIEL, Mary (née O’Dea) – September 5, 2021. (Late of Foxrock, Co. Dublin), peacefully at St. Vincent’s Hospital, with her family by her side. Predeceased by her husband Syl. Deeply regretted by her children Máire (Ní Shiodhail), John and Ruth, her grandchildren Ciarán and his wife Aisling, David and Paula, son-in-law Cathal and daughter-in-law Rhona, nieces, nephews and her devoted carer Troni. Not forgetting Susie her beloved cat. May she rest in Peace. Removal this morning (Tuesday) from MasseyBros Blackrock to the Church of Perpetual Succour Foxrock for Funeral Mass at 10 a.m. followed by burial thereafter at Shanganagh Cemetery. The capacity of the church is limited to 50%, but the Funeral Mass can be viewed live using the parish webcam available at https://church services.tv/foxrock or alternatively on www.https://foxrockparishchallenges.com/home/webcam/. Family flowers only please. Donations if desired to the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul.

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SHIEL, Mary

Published: 06.09.2021 - Irish Times

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CROTTY, Fr Oliver
You can find the latest obituaries and death notices updated daily on our website. The family publishes an obituary and later also a thank-you notice in the newspaper. We deeply regret the recent bereavement and extend our sincere condolences. The memorial tribute for our esteemed colleague will appear in tomorrow’s local section. Our website provides an overview of all current obituaries and death notices. In deep mourning, we bid farewell to our beloved father. In the event of a death, we offer professional assistance with placing death announcements. Relatives have the opportunity to publish personal expressions of gratitude in a thank-you notice. All important details concerning the current death case can be found in the death announcement. We compassionately support you in times of bereavement and help you design your memorial ad.

CROTTY, Fr Oliver, St Kevin’s Parish, Glendalough, Co. Wicklow and formerly of Clondulane, Fermoy and Midleton, Co. Cork. September 4, 2021, suddenly at home. Son of the late Timothy and Kathleen and brother of the late Sr Eucharia (Betty-Ann). Deeply loved and cherished by his sister Carmel (Griffin), nephew Tim, nieces Ann-Maria (Lucey), Dr Rosarii (Griffin) and Olivia (Smyth), grand-nieces Dr Ciara, Siobhán, Catherine, Miriam and the late Heidi, grand-nephews Frank, Tadhg and Denis, niece-in-law Alice, nephew-in-law Denis Lucey, relatives, Archbishop Dermot Farrell, fellow clergy, friend’s and parishioners. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam. Reposing in St Kevin’s Church, Glendalough, on Tuesday, September 7, from 3pm concluding with prayers at 7pm. Requiem Mass on Wednesday at 11am in St Kevin’s Church, followed by burial in St Michael’s Cemetery, Ballyduff Upper, Co. Waterford (arriving at 4pm approx). Due to current restrictions numbers in the church are limited to 50 people. The Evening Prayers and Requiem Mass will be streamed live via:facebook.com/EastCoastVideo

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CROTTY, Fr Oliver

Published: 06.09.2021 - Irish Times

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CASSIDY, Leslie

Published: 06.09.2021 - Irish Times

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