FitzGerald, Garret, Dr.

N/A - 19 May 2011

This was published in the following publications on 20.05.2011:
Irish Times

<p>FitzGerald, Garret - May 19, 2011, surrounded by his loving family, in the tender care of the wonderful staff at the Mater Private Hospital, beloved husband of the late Joan and much loved and adored father, grandfather and great-grandfather. Is sorely missed by all his family and friends. May he rest in peace. Lying in repose at The Oak Room in the Mansion House tomorrow (Saturday) morning from 11.00 o'c until 7.00 o'c that evening. Removal to the Church of the Sacred Heart, Donnybrook arriving at 8.00 o'c tomorrow (Saturday) evening. Funeral on Sunday after 2.30 o'c Mass to Shanganagh Cemetery (arriving 4.30 o'c approx).</p>

FitzGerald, Garret - May 19, 2011, surrounded by his loving family, in the tender care of the wonderful staff at the Mater Private Hospital, beloved husband of the late Joan and much loved and adored father, grandfather and great-grandfather. Is sorely missed by all his family and friends. May he rest in peace. Lying in repose at The Oak Room in the Mansion House tomorrow (Saturday) morning from 11.00 o'c until 7.00 o'c that evening. Removal to the Church of the Sacred Heart, Donnybrook arriving at 8.00 o'c tomorrow (Saturday) evening. Funeral on Sunday after 2.30 o'c Mass to Shanganagh Cemetery (arriving 4.30 o'c approx).

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John C Doyle

15yrs

<p>Goodnight Garret</p> <p>Garret</p> <p>I met you twice and the first time you said "Call me Garret" The second time I met you at your house and you had signed my petition about a house being demolished in Sandymount by one of the property developers. even before the Celtic Tiger you had the forsight to see what these developers were doing to our much loved Dublin, but you did it very gracefully and remember you lost the petiton and I helped you find it under that huge pile of letters in your office at your house.I felt sorry leaving you that day, I wished I could have stayed and help you tidy the desk, but you said there will be more letters to answe rtomorrow when An Post arrivies. The Irish people already miss you and I will always remember that you signed that petition which is now at Dublin City Council and yes Garret, they didn't take any notice of it and the house is now gone forever.</p>

15yrs

<p>Deepest Sympathy</p> <p>A true gentleman and statesman. Ireland's loss is immeasurabe at the passing of such an engaging warm man of integrity and intellect.</p>

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Mary Mc Carthy

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Imelda Murphy

15yrs

<p>Never forgotten</p> <p>A wonderful man who will be remembered in history. He did so much for our small but big country. My sincere sympathies to his family on their enormous loss of a loving patriarch. With Joan x</p>

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Mary O'Reilly

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