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KELLY, Noeline, (Sydney Australia and formerly of Skerries, Dublin and of London). On September 27, 2022, peacefully in the kind care of Opal Age Care, Ashfield, Sydney. Beloved daughter of the late Laddie and Lulu Kelly, she will be sadly missed by her brothers Peter and Fr. Des Kelly O. Carm., sister-in-law Anne, nephew Frank, nieces Jane, Susan and Helen, her grand nieces and grand nephews, her cousins and her many friends in Ireland and London. She will also be sadly missed in Australia by her great friend and companion Margaret Bouffler and the extended Bouffler family, her wonderful carer Doungjai, to whom the family are greatly indebted, and a wide circle of loving friends including Jane, Norma and the "Photo Phemmes". Her funeral will take place in Ashfield, Sydney followed by cremation. A committal of Noeline’s ashes will take place in Dublin at a later date. May she Rest in Peace.

GAYNOR - Eamonn (Clonakilty and Nenagh) February 8, 1925 -  September 23, 2019. Lovingly remembered by Tessa, family and friends.

CALLANAN (née Burke) Joan (Donnybrook and Galway) - September 21 2013, (peacefully), at the Blackrock Hospice, loving wife of John and much loved mother of Louise, Irené and Andrew; very sadly missed by her loving family, brothers Desmond and Jamie, sons-in-law Jonathon and Morgan, daughter-in-law Michelle, grand children Michael, Emma, Andrew, Jack and Lily, nieces, nephews and a wide circle of relatives and friends. Reposing in Fanagans Funeral Home Dundrum tomorrow (Wednesday) afternoon from 3.30 o'clock prior to her removal to the Church of the Sacred Heart Donnybrook arriving at 5.30 o'clock Funeral Mass on Thursday morning at 11.30 o'clock followed by private cremation in Mount Jerome, Harold's Cross. No flowers please. Donations in lieu to the Blackrock Hospice."May her gentle soul rest in peace"

WALSH - Maura (née McCabe),  (Foxrock, Dublin and Ballybunion, Kerry), September 21, 2021. On this, Maura’s First Anniversary, we remember with affection her vibrant spirit, her sense of fun, her love for sport and her kind heart. Frances, Ronan and Brídín would like to thank most sincerely all those who offered condolences and supported us on the sad loss of our lovely Mum. We also remember with fondness our dear Dad Gay who passed away shortly before Mum. His gentleness and easy manner are greatly missed by all those who knew and loved him. Best friends together again. Le chéile go

deo.

“Take time to think of us awhile,

And let your thoughts bring on a smile,

To those we love, though gone away

We’ll walk beside you every day”.

LINEHAN (née Raleigh) Oona, (Goatstown, Dublin) - September 23, 2013, (peacefully), at home, surrounded by her family, beloved wife of Stan and cherished Mum of Pippa (Quigley), Etáin (Hegarty) and her late dearly loved eldest daughter Bethanne; wonderful Granny to Jack, Charlie, Ben, Beth and Sophie; deeply regretted by her sisters Peggy and Mary, brother-in-law Brian, sons-in-law Rory and Neil, nieces, nephews, relatives and a large circle of loyal friends. May she rest in peace. Reposing at her home tomorrow (Wednesday) from 5 o'clock until 7 o'clock (when there will be a Prayer Service at 7 o'clock). Removal on Thursday morning to the Church of St. Therese, Mount Merion to arrive for Funeral Mass at 11.30 o'clock and then to Deans Grange Cemetery. Family flowers only please. Donations, if desired, to Our Lady's Hospice, Dublin. "With Bethanne"