KELLETT, Iris

N/A - 11 March 2011

This was published in the following publications on 14.03.2011:
Irish Times

KELLETT (Daffodil Lodge, Eadestown, Rathmore, Naas and late of the Kellett Riding School, Kill, Co. Kildare) - March 11, 2011. Iris P; sadly missed by her relatives and a large circle of friends. Reposing at Craddock House Nursing Home, Naas tomorrow (Tuesday). Removal on Wednesday morning arriving at St. John's, Church of Ireland, Kill for Funeral Service at 11 o'c, followed by burial in Mount Jerome Cemetery, Harold's Cross, Dublin. Family flowers only please. Donations, if desired, to The Alzheimer's Society of Ireland."Peace perfect peace."

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The memories you left me with are serving me well today. You were a great trainer not only with the rider the horse as well. You had a great gift of understanding your pupils as well as the horse. You will never be forgotten.

Isabelle Young

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percy derek holmes

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<p>My cousin Iris kellett</p> <p>It was with great sadness that I learned of the death of my cousin Iris kellett. I remember her and her father Uncle Harry from the early 1950's. We met at her riding stables in Dubin, at the Eblana bookshop in Grafton Street or at her home Daffy lodge for diner. Her first husband Ben was an eloquent man, a poet and player of the Irish harp. Iris was proud of her equestrian achievements and her development of young riders,horses and equestrianism in Ireland. The family were so proud of her. In her later years she was tickled pink to receive the Hon. Doctorate of Science from Limerick University "why me" she wrote me in a letter with her characteristic modesty and humour.We corresponded regularly in her later years. Her memory and the development of Parkinsons disease shortened her letters tremendously. We last met in 2002.I will miss her.</p> <p>Derek Holmes</p>

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Percy Derek Holmes

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corinne mcelligott

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corinne mcelligott

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<p>My second cousin</p> <p>Iris was my second cousin.My father was David Kellett Holmes and my aunt Mary Kellett of Cintra Leopardstown Road.</p> <p>I was always very proud of my cousin especially as my two daughters are horse mad.There is a picture of Iris riding Rusty in my photograph album.</p> <p>I had not seen cousin Iris for many years but I often thought about her.I tell my children stories about Morning Light Eddie Macken Harry Kellett and dear old Mespil Road.</p> <p>Corinne Mcelligott nee Holmes</p>

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