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TOAL, Patricia (Tricia) (née O’Callaghan) (Blackrock, Dublin) 29th May 2024 (peacefully) in the wonderful care of the staff at Leopardstown Park Hospital. Beloved wife of Charlie and loving mother of Andrew and Elaine, nana of Caoimhe, Rhys and Ciara, sister of Frances and mother-in-law of Vera and Tony. Sadly missed by her family, nieces, nephews, relatives and friends. Rest in Peace. Reposing at Carnegies Funeral Home, The Crescent Monkstown today (Monday) from 3:00 pm until 5:00 pm. Funeral Mass tomorrow (Tuesday) at 10:00 am in the Church of the Guardian Angels, Newtownpark Ave, Blackrock, followed by burial at Shanganagh Cemetery. The Mass may be viewed on https://www.mcn.live/camera/church-of-the-guardian-angels-​b​lackrock-dublin

LEWIS, Ronald – May 7, 2024, at home in Wareham, Dorset. Leaving his dear wife Ann of 61 years, and their four sons. Remembered with fondness by his brother Gordon, other family members, and his many friends in England and elsewhere. Forever with the Lord - 1 Thessalonians 4 : 13-18

CONROY - Bronwyn (01/06/1938-03/06/2023) On the First Anniversary of Bronwyn’s passing her daughters Sherna and Bronwyn and her sister Virginia wish to express their deep gratitude to all who sympathised with them on their loss. Thanks to those who attended the Mass and to all who sent Mass cards and letters of sympathy.

An Anniversary Mass will be celebrated on Wednesday 5th June at 10am in The Church of      the Assumption, Booterstown, Co. Dublin.

MacDERMOTT - Edward Nicholas, Thornton, Dunlavin, Co. Kildare. Beloved husband of Anne, father of Lucy, Emma, Simon and Victoria, grandfather and great grandfather. Died peacefully at home on May 29. Requiem Mass at St Joseph’s Church, Gormanstown Chapel, Kilcullen at 2.30pm on Wednesday, June 5, Followed by burial in the adjoining cemetery.

CAMPBELL - Joe – (Foxrock, Co. Dublin and formerly of Strokestown, Co. Roscommon). In loving memory on your Ninth Anniversary. Greatly missed and loved every day.

“Forever in our hearts”

PAUL - Margaret (née Johnston) Winnipeg, Canada (formerly Rathfarnham, Dublin) in her 80th year on May 23, 2024 after a long illness wonderfully borne. Beloved wife of Ian and loving mother of James, Colin and Susan, mother-in-law of Christina and Todd and grandmother of Charles, Kate, Jillian, Brock, Luke and Dean; sister of Elizabeth, Eleanor (previously deceased), Dorothy and James and sister-in-law of Pamela and David; aunt of Patrick and Allen. Sadly missed by all her extended family and many friends in Canada, England and Ireland. A Service of Celebration will be held at Bethel Church, Winnipeg on June 7 at 1.00pm CST (7.00pm in Ireland), following private interment; details, including link to streamed service, available at

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HARRISON - Remembering John Harrison, one year on from his passing. A wonderful husband, father and Papo. Missed dearly by Linda, Harry, Louise, Leonie and Jane, together with his children-in-law and grandchildren.

STACK - On the First Anniversary of Eva’s passing (June 2, 2023), her brothers Robert and Eamon, her sister Eithne and her sisters-in-law Elizabeth and Mary wish to express their deep gratitude to all who sympathised with them on their loss. Thanks to those who attended the Mass and to all who sent Mass cards and letters of sympathy. 

Rest in peace Eva

KELLY - Margaret (June 3, 2009)

Remembering with love and gratitude our dear Mam, Margaret. You are in our thoughts and prayers every day.

Peter, John, Maria, Gerard and all the family.

BIRDTHISTLE - Norman (1938-2024) - Mary along with Elizabeth, Grainne, Norman, Caroline and Gregory wish to extend our sincere gratitude to our extended families and friends for their support, letters of sympathy, cards and messages on Norman’s recent passing. We took much comfort from the compassion, empathy and love from your kind and touching words.

We would particularly like to thank Dr Alan Mulgrew and all the staff at the Bon Secours Hospital in Tralee, Norman’s medical team at University Hospital Limerick, and the exceptional care and love shown by each and every one at Milford Hospice in Limerick.

Our sincere gratitude to the Very Reverend Niall Sloane, Dean of Limerick and Reverend Dr Leonard Madden of St Mary’s Cathedral for the celebration of Norman’s life, and also all the staff at Thompson’s Funeral Home for their professionalism and kindness.

As a token of our gratitude and deep appreciation to you all, the holy sacrifice of Mass has been offered for your intentions.

Amor Vincit Omnia