HOLOHAN, Charles

N/A - 18 March 2014

This was published in the following publications on 19.03.2014:
Irish Times

HOLOHAN Stewart - March 18, 2014 in the wonderful care of the medical and nursing staff at Our Lady's Hospice, Harold's Cross after a long illness bravely borne. Charles Stewart, Dublin (and late of Canada), son of the late Charles and Alice (née Davy) Holohan. Beloved brother of Colin, John, Valerie, Mary, Bill, and Alice. Deeply missed by his nephews Ruari, Dara, Timothy, Stewart, Simon; nieces Ali and Naoise; sister-in-law Jacqueline; brother-in-law Malcolm; relatives, and many friends. Rest in Peace. Reposing tomorrow, Friday in Our Lady's Hospice Mortuary Chapel, Harold's Cross from 2pm. Prayers at 4pm and departure to St. Mary's Church, Feakle, Co. Clare for Reception at 7.30pm. Funeral Mass on Saturday at 12 noon at St. Mary's followed by burial in the Holohan family grave in Feakle Cemetery.

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<p>Deepest Condolences</p> <p>I wish to convey my deepest condolences to the family of Stewart Holohan. I knew him since he was a schoolboy when he joined the bird watching group I organised. I was very touched when Stewart got back in contact with me on his return to Ireland, he would ring me up every week if he had any interesting bird sightings to report. With renewed and deepest sympathy. Garry Doran.</p>

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Jim Long

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<p>Loss of a valuable co worker and friend</p> <p>I was fortunate to have Stewart as a diligent, intelligent contributor at Ogilvies. He was a true gentleman but more importantly a great friend. I have often thought of him since his leaving Canada and will miss his correspondence. He will be missed but we shall meet again.</p> <p>Jim Long</p>

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Michael Long

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<p>Long time Ogilvie friend</p> We had spent a lot of time together working in Montreal and Midland. Working through labour disputes and Oatmill problems we lost quite a lot of hair together.I remember you attending my family's parties and taking part in discussions about Ogilvie and milling problems we usually had all the answers.( right) Till we meet in Gods Mill , Your friend Mike

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Mike and Diane Long

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Richard Clegg

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<p>A real Irish gentleman</p> <p>I first met Stewart in 1976 at Ogilvie Mills in Montreal. He was passionate about milling, generous with his knowledge and a real gentleman in all senses of the word.</p> <p>Stewart, May your God go with you.</p> <p>Quentin</p>

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Quentin Johnson

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Thomas Cooney

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<p>Condolances</p> <p><span>Deeply saddened to hear of Stewart's passing. Stewart made a unique contribution to ornithological research on several continents and his passing marks the end of era. He was a great naturalist and a very unique character. I will miss my chats with him. My sincere condolences to Stewart’s family for their loss. Tom Cooney</span></p>

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charles lysaght

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Nicholas Koumarianos

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<p>Deepest sympathy</p> <p>Thoughts and prayers are with you all, love Mark, Wendy, Amelie and Will xxxx</p>

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Wendy Hennessy

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David Diamond

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Diarmuid O hUadhaigh,​Dublin 16

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