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BYRNE, Donal
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BYRNE, Donal (Killiniskyduff, Arklow, Co Wicklow) - January 21st 2021, peacefully at St. Vincent’s Private Hospital, in the wonderful care of the Hazel Ward staff following a recent illness. Loving husband of the late Mary (née Kearon) and brother of the late Eileen and Noreen. Deeply regretted by his loving sons Damian and Paul, daughter Lorraine, sister Sr. Monica, brothers-in-law John and James, sister-in-law Ann, daughters-in-law Suzanne and Michelle, son-in-law Iain, adored grandchildren Jamie, Leah, Patrick, Ciara, Niall and Orla, nephews, nieces, relatives and many friends. May he rest in peace. In accordance with government guidelines, Donal’s funeral will be celebrated in private. Funeral mass at 10 o’clock today (Saturday) in St. Joseph’s Church, Templerainey. Burial afterwards in Barniskey Cemetery. You can join in the Funeral Mass by logging onto http://churchmedia.ie/st-josephs-church-templerainey-arklow/ Those who would have liked to attend the funeral but due to current restrictions cannot, may leave a personal message online or via niamh@johnsweeneyandsons.ie. Family flowers only, please. Donations in lieu, if desired, to www.cancer.ie.

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BYRNE, Donal

Published: 22.01.2021 - Irish Times

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HILLERY, Prof. Brian J.
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.

HILLERY, Prof. Brian J. (Rathgar, Dublin 6 and formerly Miltown Malbay, Co. Clare) January 19, 2021. Peacefully at home, after a short illness and with his characteristic dignity and humour, surrounded by his adoring family. Hugely loved and loving husband to Miriam, and wonderful Dad to Conor, Eugene, Cliona, Brian and Gavin. Special Pappi to his nine adoring grandchildren Aaron, Naoise, Cameron and Alice, Hannah, Ben and Rachel, Ethan and Christian. Dearly loved by his sister Joan and brothers Tom and the late Michael, his son-in-law Mark, daughters-in-law Deirdre and Joanne, and by his many Hillery and Davy family in-laws, cousins, nieces and nephews, and a wide circle of friends. A private family funeral is taking place at this time due to Government restrictions. For those who would like to follow the Funeral Mass online, please go to the following link: https://Livestream.absentfriends.ie/BrianHillery on Saturday (January 23) at 11.00 o’c. Family flowers only please. “Ar dheis Dé go raibh a h'anam dílis”

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HILLERY, Prof. Brian J.

Published: 20.01.2021 - Irish Times

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