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SWEETNAM, Lloyd
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.

SWEETNAM, (Sligo and Dublin) - August 3rd 2020, peacefully at North West Hospice, The Mall, Sligo. Cherished eldest son of Miriam and the late Frank, devoted husband and best buddy of Hazel (Winn), deeply loved and adored Dad of Erica and Meriel. Greatly missed by his brothers Rodney, Paul and Mark, sisters-in-law Mary, Rosie and Dawn, brother-in-law Brian, his wife Carole, Meriel’s partner David. Lovingly remembered by all his nieces, nephews, extended family circle, neighbours and a wide circle of friends. “A True Gentleman” Reposing at his home on (Wednesday August 5th) from 4pm to 7pm for family and close friends only. House private outside of reposing times, please. Removal on (Thursday August 6th) to St. John’s Cathedral, John Street, Sligo, arriving for Funeral Service at 2pm. Funeral Service will be live streamed on WEBSITE. Private cremation will follow. Funeral Service is private to family and close friends only (50 inside Church by invitation) (200 outside are welcome). At Lloyd’s request those who wish to leave a condolence message, memory or story for the family may do so on RIP.ie, in private at www.feehilys.ie or by traditional manner c/o Feehily’s Funeral Home. Family flowers only. Donations in Lloyd’s memory, if desired, to S.H.O.U.T (Sligo Hospital Oncology Unit Trust) or Sligo Cancer Support Centre c/o Seán Feehily at Seán Feehily’s Funeral Home, Cartron Cross, Sligo.

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SWEETNAM, Lloyd

Published: 03.08.2020 - Irish Times

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LOWRY, Dorothy
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.

LOWRY, (née Black), Dorothy (Clonkeen Road, Blackrock, Co Dublin, formerly Church Street, Cavan) July 30, 2020 peacefully at the Blackrock Clinic. Predeceased by her loving husband Wilf, sister Georgina (Ina) and brothers Richard and Ivan. Mum and friend to Malcolm and Elaine, daughter-in-law Audrey, son- in-law Andy and devoted Granny Dor to Neil, Melanie, Jane, Adam and Sarah. Sadly missed by her sister Olive, sisters-in-law Pauline and Isobel, niece Ingrid, nephews and large circle of her dear friends and neighbours. A Funeral Service for family and friends will take place this Monday at 12.00 noon in Kill of the Grange, Church of Ireland, followed by cremation at Mount Jerome, Harold’s Cross. Family flowers only. Donations in lieu to the Irish Heart Foundation.

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LOWRY, Dorothy

Published: 02.08.2020 - Irish Times

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