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O'MAHONEY, John
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O'MAHONEY, John (late of Lismore, Edward Street and The Spá, Tralee, Co. Kerry and formerly of Blackrock, Co. Dublin), April 15, 2023, peacefully, in San Diego, California, John, beloved son of the late Timmy and Eileen (nee Flynn) and brother of the late Denis. He is sadly missed by his former loving wife Rosalyn, his three loving children Greg, Ivan and Grace, his heartbroken partner Maura and her daughter Kate, his adored grandchildren Brandon, Jesse, Phoebe and Saylor, daughters-in-law Emily and Emma and Grace’s partner Jamie. John is also sadly missed by his sister Josephine, brothers Timmy, Gerry, Billy and Patrick, nieces, nephews, extended family friends and colleagues. Reposing at The Gleasure Funeral Home, Tralee (V92VK71) tomorrow (Thursday) from 6.00pm to 7.30pm. Funeral arriving to The Church of The Purification, Churchill (V92AK60) on Friday morning at 11.30am where the Requiem Mass for John will be celebrated at 12.00 noon (streamed on www.churchmedia.tv/churchill). Interment afterwards in Réalt na Mara Cemetery, Churchill. May his Gentle Soul Rest in Peace.

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O'MAHONEY, John

Published: 14.04.2024 - Irish Times

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