MORIARTY, Colm

This was published in the following publications on 05.11.2018:
Irish Times

MORIARTY, Capt. Colm, (Howth), November 2 2018, (peacefully) after a short illness, in the care of Beaumont Hospital surrounded by his loving family, beloved husband of the late Ann, very sadly missed by his loving children Barry, Ciara, Kevin and Stephen daughters-in-law Larissa and Pauline, grandchildren Anna, Sean and Olivia, nieces, nephews, relatives, friends and Gomes his dog. Reposing in Staffords Funeral Home, Strand Road, Portmarnock tomorrow (Wednesday) from 3 o'c to 5o'c house private, removal to the Church of the Assumption, Howth, on Thursday morning for 10 o'c Funeral Mass, followed by cremation in Dardistown Crematorium, family flowers only please, donations, if desired, to Dogs Trust. Rest in Peace

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I had the pleasure of knowing Colm during our time in Rome in 1995/1996 and only have fond memories of his lovely charm and humour. Sadly missed. Captain Colin Mitchell

7yrs

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P.j.Leyden Manchester and links View lahinch. Fond memories of Colm from early days Ennis and Flannens Rest in Peace

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Sympathy is extended in your great loss of Colm to the Moriarity family relatives loved ones, also to Gomes a most faithful companion. May Colm and the departed Rest in peace. M & family.

7yrs

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