MCCULLAGH, Derek

N/A - 16 April 2010

This was published in the following publications on 17.04.2010:
Irish Times

MCCULLAGH, Derek Foster (Clontarf, Dublin ) April 16th, 2010 - peacefully with his family, in the compassionate care of the staff at Beaumont Hospital. Darling husband of Hazel; beloved dad of Stephen, Colin, Gavin and Jennifer and father-in-law of Christina, Victoria and Libby; adored by grandchildren Lauren, Naomi and Jonathan; sadly missed brother of Joan, Meriel and Ian and brother-in-law of Peter, Howard, Gail, Gwen, Derek, Marjorie and David. He will be fondly remembered by nephews, nieces other relatives, work colleagues and his wide circle of friends and neighbours. Sincere thanks to all who cared for him throughout his illness at Beaumont and St. Luke's Hospitals. Removal to St. John the Baptist Church, Seafield Rd, Clontarf at 7 o'c (Monday) April 19th, funeral service (Tuesday) April 20th at 11 o'clock Immediate family flowers only please. Donations in lieu please to The Oesophageal Cancer Fund, www.lollipopday.com
and the greatest of these is Love.

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MCCULLAGH, Derek, Foster, (Clontarf, Dublin) April 16th 2010 - peacefully with his family, in the compassionate care of The Staff at Beaumont Hospital. Darling husband and best friend of Hazel; beloved dad of Stephen, Colin, Gavin and Jennifer and Father-in-law of Christina, Victoria and Libby; adored by grandchildren Lauren, Naomi and Jonathan; sadly missed brother of Joan, Meriel and Ian and brother-in-law of Peter, Howard, Gail, Gwen, Derek, Marjorie and David. He will be fondly remembered by nephews, nieces other relatives, work colleagues and his wide circle of friends and neighbours. Sincere thanks to all who cared for him throughout his illness at Beaumont and St. Luke's Hospitals. Removal to St. John the Baptist Church, Seafield Rd, Clontarf at 7 o'c today (Monday) April 19th, funeral service tomorrow (Tuesday) April 20th at 11 o'clock Immediate family flowers only please. Donations in lieu please to The Oesophageal Cancer Fund, www.lollipopday.com
and the greatest of these is Love.

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Sarah Kinsella

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Sarah Kinsella

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<p>Will be dearly missed</p> <p>I knew Derek from my time at the National Print Museum, Dublin. Many of our days were filled of talk of his enthusiastic research and his trips to France with his family.</p> <p>He was a gentleman and I feel honoured to have known him.</p> <p>My thoughts are with his family and friends.</p> <p>Rest in perfect peace Derek. Dublin and France will miss you. -Sarah Kinsella</p>

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<p>A good friend</p> <p>Sorry</p>

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<p>Jack & Anne Storey</p> <p>Very sorry to lose a good friend.</p>

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