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HUSSEY, Paul
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HUSSEY, Paul, in his 92nd year, Paul died (peacefully) at home, an adored father and grandfather. Predeceased by his beloved wife, Bernadette, he will be so sadly missed by his children Juliette, Danielle, Antonia, Paul and Michael, and grandchildren, Lauren, Robert, Sean, Gavin, Daniel, Ruairí, Xavier, Christopher, Jonny and Robbie, his sister-in-law, Pat, his sons-in-law and daughters-in- law, his granddaughter in law and his wider family and friends. The family would like to sincerely thank all those who helped us to care for Dad at home in his final weeks, especially all in Sutton Cross Surgery, Susie, Damien, Lorena and Leo and Zilah. Reposing at Stafford’s Funeral Home, Golf Links Road, Portmarnock, today (Wednesday), from 14.00 -16.00. Funeral Mass in St Fintan’s Church in Sutton tomorrow (Thursday), at 10am, followed by burial in St. Fintan’s Cemetery, Sutton. "May he rest in Peace"

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HUSSEY, Paul

Published: 05.09.2025 - Irish Times

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LYNOTT, Colette
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.

LYNOTT, Colette (née Soden) (Taylors Hill, Galway and formerly of Ballyjamesduff, Co. Cavan) 3 September 2024.( peacefully) after a short illness in the comfort of her own home surrounded by her family. Predeceased by her beloved husband Frank, baby daughter Neasa and siblings Cyril, Patsy, Dessie and Sean. With much love and gratitude we lay a wonderful mother to rest who will be greatly missed by her children Jim, Áine, Dara, Donla, Ciara, sons-in-law Liam, Mulcahy, Ray Brennan and Ciarán Mannion, daughters-in-law Niamh and Karen, cherished grandchildren Ciara and Sarah, Simon, Cian, Jack and Lucy, Aoife and Conor, Sorcha, Tadhg and Oisín, Max and Jack, her sisters-in-law Anna and Clare, brothers-in-law Pat and Ray, the extended family, neighbours and friends. Reposing at home today (Thursday) September 5, from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Please avoid parking on Taylors Hill or in the immediate area of the house. Arriving at the St. Ignatius (Jesuit) Church, Sea Road on Friday, September 6 in advance of Requiem Mass therein at 11 a.m. Following Mass, Colette will be laid to rest with Neasa and Frank in the new cemetery, Bohermore. Together, may the rest in peace. Memorial donations if desired to the Galway Hospice. Oíche mhaith Mamór agus codladh sámh, Beannacht Dé.

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LYNOTT, Colette

Published: 05.09.2025 - Irish Times

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