SWANTON, Brian

This was published in the following publications on 08.07.2019:
Irish Times

SWANTON, Dr. Brian, age fifty-three, (Somerset, UK. formerly of Mount Merrion, Dublin), July 2, 2019. Peacefully, following a sudden illness, at Musgrove Park Hospital, Taunton with his family by his side. Beloved husband of Lucy and loving father of Conor. Sadly missed by his brothers Ian, Victor and David, mother-in-law Rosemary, brother- in-law, sisters-in-law, nephews and nieces and extended family and friends. Funeral Service will be held in Lovington, Somerset on Tuesday, July 16, at 12.00 noon. Followed by burial in the adjoining churchyard.May he Rest in Peace

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Brian Swanton was my consultant in my first job in the UK . I came to know of his demise only today . He was very kind and had a great sense of humour. I am deeply saddened .RIP Brian.

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Bill Tormey Very sorry to hear of Brian's death today via Aiden Tormey and Ian Swanton and Peter Tormey. RIP

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Linda TORMEY, just hearing the very sad news about Brian, my dear cousin. May he rest in peace.

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My deepest sympathies. Brian was a great colleague.

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Oh Brian. I just cannot comprehend what has happened. I always saw you on a Wednesday at school drop off and again in the afternoon. Arty and Conor were always the last ones on the climbing frame. You are sorely missed.

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Paula O’Dwyer Theatre nurse SMTC Condolences to Brians family and friends.

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Saddened by the news of Brian’s death. Lovely guy with great memories of school days in Terenure College. John Church class of ‘83

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GERALDINE MCEVOY May I offer my sincere condolences to the family of Brian I had the privilege of working with him in Daisy Hill Hospital in Newry for a number of years An amazing doctor May he rest in peace

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I had the great pleasure of training with Brian in Cork many years ago. He was a fantastic colleague and friend back then. My sincere condolences to his Family. Dr. Niall Kavanagh

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So very shocked and sorry to hear of Brian’s death. He was a highly respected anaesthetic colleague in Dublin and Cork and a very good friend. So sorry not to meet him again. My deepest condolences to his family. Carla Glynn

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I met Brian while he was working in Boston. Such a nice man with a great sense of humor who enjoyed life. To his family & friends I am so sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you. Laura

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Yvette Mccarthy My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family . Brian was a very special man and a good friend , he will be missed

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Played cricket with and knew Brian (Swanno) from U15 all the way up to Senior.What a great wicks,a great team mate and a really wonderful guy- Very sorry to hear of his passing-​Aidan Kelleher & Roisin Taggart-CYM CC

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Thinking of you all at this sad time . Deirdre Cliff and fsmily

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A lovely guy and great team mate - terrific fun in the dressing room and a very talented wicket keeper. May his gentle soul rest in peace. Derek Brennan (C.Y.M. Cricket Club/​Terenure).

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I played cricket with Brian in CYM in the early 80’s. An excellent wicket-​keeper, he was a really super guy and great fun. I remember he could solve the Rubik Cube in 10 seconds! I was very sorry to hear of his passing. Paul Farrell

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Condolences in the passing of Dr Brian to Lucy and family relatives Rosemary and friends in Somerset. May Brian Rest in peace. Fm Ireland

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Sympathy is expressed in your loss of Dr Brian to lucy and family the Swanton extended relatives Rosemary former colleagues loved ones and in Somerset, May Brian Rest in peace. M & family Ireland

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