Find obituaries

Results: 10.000+

Our dearly beloved
O'GORMAN, Chris
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.

O'GORMAN - Chris. (Ennis Road, Limerick):

Lovingly remembered every day.

Holding hands forever.

On this Chris’s Second Anniversary (17 April 2026) his wife Niamh and children Caoimhe, Ronan, Caireann Rose and Hugh would like to thank all who attended Chris’s funeral and sent us letters of sympathy and mass cards, posted on RIP.ie and sent us messages.

A word of thanks to Griffins undertakers for their support, patience and friendship in arranging Chris’s funeral.

We are very grateful to Fr. Chris O’Donnell for the beautiful funeral mass and to the Milford Homecare team and to Chris’s team at UHL. Thank you to Chris’s many friends from school, college, Limerick Masters Swim ming club, Stryker, Element 6 and beyond and for all their stories.

As we continue to navigate our lives without Chris we appreciate the love, support and understanding of our families and so many friends. You help us every day to come to terms with our sadness.

Chris will be remembered at 10am mass in Our Lady of the Rosary, Ennis Road on Sunday 19th April.

A mass will be offered for your intentions.

+1
O'GORMAN, Chris

Published: 17.04.2026 - Irish Times

View memorial