HAUGH Gerard Martin

N/A - 19 March 2011

This was published in the following publications on 21.03.2011:
Irish Times

<p>HAUGH Gerard Martin (Gerry) (Glasnevin and Belvedere College S.J.) - March 19, 2011 (peacefully) after a very short illness at the Mater Misericordiae University Hospital. Only son of the late Desmond and Maire Haugh and sadly missed by his loving sister Maureen, relatives, friends, past and present colleagues and students. May he rest in peace. Funeral arrangements later. Enquiries to Kirwan Funeral Directors, 01-8334444.</p>

HAUGH Gerard Martin (Gerry) (Glasnevin and Belvedere College S.J.) - March 19, 2011 (peacefully) after a very short illness at the Mater Misericordiae University Hospital. Only son of the late Desmond and Maire Haugh and sadly missed by his loving sister Maureen, relatives, friends, past and present colleagues and students. May he rest in peace. Funeral arrangements later. Enquiries to Kirwan Funeral Directors, 01-8334444.

HAUGH Gerard Martin (Gerry) (Glasnevin and Belvedere College S.J.) - March 19, 2011 (peacefully) after a very short illness at the Mater Misericordiae University Hospital. Only son of the late Desmond and Maire Haugh and sadly missed by his loving sister Maureen, relatives, friends, past and present colleagues and students. May he rest in peace. Reposing at the Boys Chapel, Belvedere College S.J. today (Tuesday) from 5 o'c, thence removal to Church of St. Francis Xavier, Gardiner Street arriving at 8 o'clock Funeral tomorrow (Wednesday) after 11.30 o'c Mass to St. Fintan's Cemetery, Sutton.

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Simon Wilson

15yrs

"Procrastination is the thief of time"
On our first day in first year Gerry Haugh came into the class room in true dramatic fashion and promptly told us all to stand on our desks and look around the room. He wanted us to see things from a different perspective…
Throughout my time in the college he constantly challenged me to look at things from all angles and not accepted being spoon fed; always challenging me to form opinions for myself, to think things through and to take time in doing so.
We were privileged to have him as our Form Tutor and I can say without hesitation that next to my parents Gerry Haugh was the single greatest influence on my formative years. His care and attention to detail has afforded me life long friends, bound by memories of Oakwood, Ballinskelligs, Budapest, Paris, Block Pulls, Cast Parties and DMCs.
Words cannot do justice to a man who taught us how to read and write, and to find joy in doing so, even if no one relished the prospect of an eight page essay every weekend.
Gerry taught us how to live by right ways, how to look at the world and see our opportunity to make it better. This was his most important lesson and one which will stay with me all of my days.
Thank you Gerry
Simon Wilson O.B '03

"Procrastination is the thief of time" On our first day in first year Gerry Haugh came into the class room in true dramatic fashion and promptly told us all to stand on our desks and look around the room. He wanted us to see things from a different perspective… Throughout my time in the college he constantly challenged me to look at things from all angles and not accepted being spoon fed; always challenging me to form opinions for myself, to think things through and to take time in doing so. We were privileged to have him as our Form Tutor and I can say without hesitation that next to my parents Gerry Haugh was the single greatest influence on my formative years. His care and attention to detail has afforded me life long friends, bound by memories of Oakwood, Ballinskelligs, Budapest, Paris, Block Pulls, Cast Parties and DMCs. Words cannot do justice to a man who taught us how to read and write, and to find joy in doing so, even if no one relished the prospect of an eight page essay every weekend. Gerry taught us how to live by right ways, how to look at the world and see our opportunity to make it better. This was his most important lesson and one which will stay with me all of my days. Thank you Gerry Simon Wilson O.B '03

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Ronan Fitzgerald (OB96)

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David Barry (class of 1977)

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A wonderful man, we're the poorer without him I'm stunned, Gerry seemed in such normal shape just ten days ago at the Pickwick Papers. He made a huge difference to my time in Belvedere, he will leave a vast void for all those kids who will miss what he brought to the school

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David Barry (class of 1977)

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Conor Nevin

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Karen Corbet

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Mark Murray ( Class of 1992 )

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Garrett May

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