Greetings

Frank, if once you lived in Navan, my sincere sympathies to your Bride and family on your death. We were good pals 75 years ago and, though we since lost touch, I have so many happy memories of those days. May you Rest In Peace, Friend. B

I can't believe a year has gone by. I think of her often and the times we spent together. Fondly, Sally Barry

<p>Glory to the God of the highest crag</p> <p>Dear Edith and Liz,</p> <p>I hope this finds you well. I was an old friend of your brother Con back in DIT days. He introduced me to climbing and the outdoors that has shaped much of my life.</p> <p>This weekend I summited a peak in California (White Mountain Peak) and thought of Con again. Although not the highest summit it did complete the set of all 15 of California 14k summits. I will always be thankful to having met your brother. He was such a genuine and kind hearted person. I think of him often and how fortunate I was to have him as a friend and climbing partner.</p> <p>I now live with my wife and daughter in San Francisco and frequently bring my daughter climbing. I look forward to bringing her back to Dalkey quarry where I first started climbing with Con some day.</p> <p>I'm not sure if you will ever receive this as this was the only link I could find to try and connect with you. I just wanted to say thanks and to say sorry for your loss of both brother and parents.</p> <p>Con may have left us early but what he has thought us lives on. With love and respect.</p> <p>Nick Burton</p>

Rest in Peace Fr. Carr

We miss Marg dearly and have fond memories of good times and lots of laughs with her and Brendan. Ed Tighe and Pam Rogers

sincere sympathy to the Noone family. Tony O' Flaherty

I was a pupil of his Ballet Academy in Parnell Square in the 60s. I remember he lived with his mother upstairs from his Ballet School. I am so very sorry to hear of his passing. Sincerest condolences to his family & friends Jess

Dr Peter Sheldon, Leicester. He was my very good friend, colleague and comforter when we worked at the Middlesex Hospital. With my family we enjoyed his and Jill's generous hospitality in Dublin years ago.

It’s hard to believe Marg left us a year ago. She was a good friend and I miss her..the times we spent spent together. I felt we knew each other from another time. Sybil Austin

Deepest sympathies to David, Jonathan, Ian and families. So sorry for your loss. Margaret & Humphrey Deegan

very sorry to hear this, worked with Muriel 1994-7 at Marsh's library.

Barbara & Ted Whitney We miss Margo because she was a dear friend and we had many wonderful times together.

I had the real pleasure to meet and get to know you at Lumcloon during the lockdown. Thank you for the memories and your kind, always thoughtful words. RIP. John Trainor.

How fortunate we wound up living two houses apart in Florida, after many years of friendship playing golf. Getting to know Brendon and Brian was an added bonus. My best regards to the entire Swan clan. Elaine DiCarolis

Thanks for the memory. Oft reflect on my time with your Brendan and Margaret, fond regards, Ivor McEveen

She did the State many great services,her work will live on.Ciarán MacGonigal

Pattie Punch

My deepest sympathies to Declan and his family on the passing of your father Eugene Wilson

Much missed by his extended family across the globe in Ireland, Australia, USA and UK. Colonel Andrew Johnstone

Helen (nee Esmonde) and Bob Couldrey Very saddened to hear this news.Our love, thoughts and prayers go to you all. Felt privileged to attend Tom's funeral on line. Wonderful tributes to a man who clearly lived an inspirationa​l life.

Malcolm Lowry

Tom was my colleague in the Northern Trust, and retired around the same time as I did. He was such a kind,caring human being, always available for help or advice. May he rest in peace Respectfully Dr Alexander Abraham

Cannot believe that you departed 4 years ago today, you are very sadly missed always.

I am so sorry to hear of Toms passing. Sincere condolences from myself and Sheena to Pauline and the extended family. Kerr Livingston