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HAYDEN, Emma

Published: 29.09.2020 - Irish Times

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BRENNAN, Mary
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BRENNAN, (née Smith) Mary, (Sancta Maria, Carnew. Co. Wicklow) September 27, 2020. Mary, aged ninety-five years, peacefully at her home in the loving care of her family. Beloved wife of the late Paudge and much loved sister of the late Pearl (Doherty), John and Paddy cherished and loving mother to Jo, Tom, Rosemary, Sean, Barry and Sally. Deeply mourned by her sons and daughters, her brother Tom Fitzgerald, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, sons-in-law, daughters-in- law, nieces and nephews, extended family and a wide circle of friends. “Faoi choimirce na maighdine a spiorad gléigeal” Funeral Mass will take place in the Church of the Most Holy Rosary Carnew today (Tuesday) at 2.00 pm followed by interment in Tomacork Cemetery. In the hope of keeping family, friends and community safe, the house will be private. Family flowers only please. Mary’s family would like to acknowledge the Carers who looked after her with love and kindness and allowed Mary to remain in her home as was always her wish.

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BRENNAN, Mary

Published: 28.09.2020 - Irish Times

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