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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Eugene and Antoinette Keenan

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<p>Rest in Peace Garret</p> <p>I always felt that whatever you had to say was worth listening to. You seemed to stand out among your peers, intellectually, as a statesman, and in many other ways. I was proud of you as Taoiseach. You represented Ireland so well and achieved so much. Your job is done now; rest in peace.</p>

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<p>the Passing a great stateman, father and loved granfather.</p> <p><strong>Mark, Mary, John and your extended families. It was with sadness I heard of your father death. This country has lost one of its greatest statesmen, who i much admired. It was great to have met him when he was a patient in Tallaght Hospital coronary care unit, feburary 2009,where I work and to have got to know him personally. I am now sure he is delighted to be reunited with your mother Joan.... her ear will be withered with all the news he will want to tell her fast. I regrete I cant be with you in person for Garret Funeral asI have to be present here in the hospital. (AMNCH)</strong> <strong>Fr. Michael Browne, Son of the Late Miko Browne (ex TD) Ballina, Co Mayo. </strong><strong>mibro05@eircom.net</strong></p>

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<p>Dr. GARRET FITZGERALD R.I.P</p> <p>A true gentleman, so proud that I met him on two occasions, 1972 and March of this year. Ireland is the poorer for his passing.</p>

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<p>The "New Ireland" is now here.</p> <p>To a wonderful teacher, Tutor and magnificent Irishman. Thank You for your Incredible Life.</p> <p>Raphy Doyle Class of 1971</p>

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<p>Independence of mind body spirit concern</p> <p>A representative of all that is best in society with a deep social concern which also stretched to the so called Third World, through the Lome Convention etc. at Eu level and with a knowledge of the exploitive economic structures which produce inequality even degradation..And not afraid to express it to his own cost also.</p> <p>The wonder is that a man of such independence of mind body and spirit should have been in politics at all. A terrible loss.But perhaps another level will gain.</p>

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