O'SHEA, Susan Ita

This was published in the following publications on 12.04.2010:
Irish Times

O'SHEA Susan Ita (née McCabe) (Dalkey, Co. Dublin and formerly 9 Mapas Road) - April 10, 2010, (peacefully), at home, surrounded by her daughter Mary, sons Philip and Declan, beloved wife of the late Declan and loving mother of the late Timothy; sadly missed by her daughter, sons, son-in-law Michael, daughters-in-law Junita and Lia, her nine grandchildren, sisters Breege and Roisin, nieces, nephews, relatives and her many dear friends. Removal today (Tuesday) from her home to the Church of the Assumption, Dalkey arriving at 10.50 o'clock for 11 o'clock funeral Mass followed by burial in Shanganagh Cemetery."Tomorrow is forever".

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Antonio Maria D'Alessandro

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<p>Polite was her word</p> <p>I was somehow seized by nostalgia, I was looking for my Irish house, the one I lived in during Summer 2004, when it suddenly came out from Street View, on Google Maps. Sweet and fresh exactly as I remembered. Under a silver sky, surrounded by the green, I virtually walked around it, like i did at that time, reaching Dart Station. Home is where the heart is, some say, and that definitely is a place I can call Home. So i looked for Susan too, it would have been nice to know something about her, to find some news; I found this, and it's been a sort of heartache. Though I only spent two weeks there, I can really think of Susan in the way of an Irish mother, just like Cristina Dominguez wrote. She was always kind, and positive; I can still remember how she worried, one night, because I was late, but right then she turned in a smile, cooking some tea for me and my friend. She improved my English, she taught me how to do some housework, and, somehow, she contributed to make me grow up. Throughout thoes days, I realized every Irish person has its own way to be fully Irish, and I found that Irishness in her politeness, and in her sobriety. Goodbye Susan, I missed you already, now I do even more.</p>

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Cristina Dominguez

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<p>TO MY GREAT IRISH MOTHER SUSAN</p> <p>Dear Susan,</p> <p>Rest in peace with your loving husband and family in Heaven. You were always a great irish mum to me when I stayed at yours. You really made me feel like your family. Wait for me in the Kingdom of God. Love you forever!!</p> <p>Cristina (Your spanish student)</p>

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