O'NEILL, Bernadette
This was published in the following publications on 12.07.2019:
Irish Times
O'NEILL, Bernadette (Bernie) (née Smyth) (Shankill, Co. Dublin and formerly of Navan, Co. Meath) – July 9, 2019, peacefully, in the tender care of the staff at Beechfield Manor Nursing Home, Shankill and the Blackrock Hospice Homecare Team, surrounded by her loving family and friends, beloved wife of the late Martin, cherished mother of Cathy and son-in-law Conor and much loved granny of Rory and Tara, pre-deceased by her brothers Phil and Thomas Oliver and sister Ann; she will be sadly missed by her brothers John, Paddy, Con, Noel, Joe and Canice, sisters Cáit, Jean and Mary, extended family, her wide network of friends in Shankill and beyond and former colleagues from the ESB Head Office restaurant. Requiem Mass this (Saturday) morning at 10.00am in St. Anne’s Church, Shankill followed by burial in Shanganagh Cemetery. Inspire the next generation of strong women like Bernie by donating to the Irish Girl Guides www.idonate.ie or if you are eligible, please give blood in memory of Bernie www.ibts.ie May her gentle soul rest in peace.
O'NEILL (née Smyth), Bernadette (Bernie), July 9, 2019. On Bernie's first anniversary her daughter Cathy (White), son-in-law Conor, along with the wider Smyth family would like to sincerely thank the many, many people who supported us and provided comfort in the time leading up to and after Bernie's death. We would like to pay a special tribute to the staff at Beechfield Manor, in particular Ann-Marie and Joan, her long time carer and friend. Thank you to Father John O'Connor of St. Anne's Parish and our friends in Rathmichael Parish. Sincere thanks to Stephen Collier and his sons at Collier's Funeral Directors for your respectful professionalism. To the many friends of ours and friends of Bernie from Navan, the ESB, Shankill and further afield who sent messages, cards, attended Bernie's reposing and funeral - we are eternally grateful for the support from each and every one of you. Your kindness, words and practical help provided immense comfort to us. As we observe with deep sadness families having to travel this journey alone in these difficult times, we are even more grateful that we had the privilege of being surrounded by you all to carry us through. We have made a donation to support the fight against COVID-19 in remote communities in Kenya through brightercommunities.org as an expression of our deepest gratitude.
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