CONROY, Séamus

N/A - 5 August 2014

This was published in the following publications on 06.08.2014:
Irish Times

<p>CONROY, Séamus (Bunratty, Co. Clare, formerly Bishopstown, Co. Cork) - August 5, 2014 unexpectedly at home. Beloved son of Séamus and Veronica, brother of Cormac, Sinéad, Caitríona, Derval and Ciarán and dearly loved nephew of Sr. Damian, Stella Maris, Rosary Lane, Taylor's Hill, Galway. He will be deeply missed by his wide circle of friends and by his heartbroken family. Removal on Saturday, August 9 to St Finnachta's Church, Sixmilebridge, Co. Clare arriving at 8pm. Funeral Mass Sunday, August 10 at 1.00 pm. Burial Monday August 11, at 2.00pm at Bohernabreena Cemetery, Co. Dublin.Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam dílis.</p>

CONROY, Séamus (Bunratty, Co. Clare, formerly Bishopstown, Co. Cork) - August 5, 2014 unexpectedly at home. Beloved son of Séamus and Veronica, brother of Cormac, Sinéad, Caitríona, Derval and Ciarán and dearly loved nephew of Sr. Damian, Stella Maris, Rosary Lane, Taylor's Hill, Galway. He will be deeply missed by his wide circle of friends and by his heartbroken family. Removal on Saturday, August 9 to St Finnachta's Church, Sixmilebridge, Co. Clare arriving at 8pm. Funeral Mass Sunday, August 10 at 1.00 pm. Burial Monday August 11, at 2.00pm at Bohernabreena Cemetery, Co. Dublin.Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam dílis.

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CONROY Séamus (Second Anniversary, August 5) Remembering Séamus, dearly beloved son of Séamus and Veronica, sadly missed brother of Cormac, Sinéad, Caitríona, Derval and Ciarán and cherished nephew of Sr. Damian. Deeply regretted by his extended family and many friends at home and abroad. 'Music expresses that which
cannot be put into words and
that which cannot remain silent'
(Victor Hugo).

CONROY, Séamus (Fourth Anniversary, August 5). Remembered with love and very sadly missed today and every day by his parents, Séamus and Veronica, sisters Sinéad, Caitríona and Derval, brothers Cormac and Ciarán, his extended family, many friends and his aunt Sr Damian with whom he shared a deep love of music."Music is the literature of the heart;
it commences where speech ends."
Alphonse de Lamartine

CONROY Séamus (Third Anniversary, August 5). Cherished and dearly remembered today and always by his loving parents, Séamus and Veronica, sisters Sinéad, Caitríona and Derval, brothers Cormac and Ciarán, aunt Sr Damian, extended family and many friends at home and abroad. Sadly missed every day.'Where words fail,
music speaks'.

CONROY Séamus (Late of Bunratty, Co. Clare) (First Anniversary, August 5) - Remembered with love and very sadly missed today and every day by his parents, Séamus and Veronica, his brothers and sisters, Cormac, Sinéad, Caitríona, Derval and Ciarán, his aunt Sr. Damian and his wide circle of friends.Where words fail,
music speaks.
(Hans Christian Andersen)

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Shannon McDonald Tate

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<p>Condolences</p> <p>To the family of Seamus Conroy,</p> <p>I am so sorry for your terribly sad loss. I only recently came to enjoy Seamus' music, and he was talented in a way that so few can ever claim. His music really reached down and touched the heart.</p> <p>Please take comfort from a scripture that speaks of the resurrection hope at John 5:28,29.</p> <p>Take care,</p> <p>Christina</p>

11yrs

<p>Rest in peace, dear Séamus</p> <p>I was so desperately sad to learn that Séamus had passed away, Séamus of all people, so dynamic growing up, so funny, so utterly brilliant. His extraordinary talent knew no bounds. I have very distinct memories of him playing the Lalo Symphonie espagnole, and the Brahms’ Violin Concerto. He brought out the beauty of anything he played and made it all seem so incredibly easy. He was an inspiration to all who knew him. I heard him a few years ago in Bunratty and he was as magical as ever to listen to. Séamus brought light into people’s lives when he played. He touched people in innumerable ways, with his music, his sensitivity, his smile. He was utterly unforgettable. May his family gain some solace in that knowledge in these dark and sad days. Séamus, you will live on forever in our hearts. Deirdre Murphy</p>

11yrs

<p>REST IN PEACE SEAMUS</p> <p>The likes of your talent will never again be heard in Bunratty Castle. We listen to your CD which you very kindly gave us. It was so moving to listen to you performing a Tchaikovsky violin concerto at the Church and the standing ovation and tears are testament to your amazing talent and the person you were. A gentleman and a genius. You will not be forgotten. Thanks for the music. Carmel Lonergan x</p>

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Carmel Lonergan

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<p>-</p> <p>To all in the Conroy family, especially Mr and Mrs Conroy,</p> <p>I was so sorry to learn of the sudden passing of Seamus earlier this month, and the Cronin family (Eileen, Anna and Leona) in Cork are also thinking of you at this time.</p> <p>Beannachtai o Ghaillimh, Nessa</p>

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Nessa Cronin

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Michael Sexton

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Meghan John

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Jarlath Conroy

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Pat Fitzgerald

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John White

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Claudia Graf

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Cliodhna Noonan

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Anne-Marie Curtin

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Marian Knopek

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<p>Rest In Peace Seamus</p> To all the Conroy Family, I'm deeply saddened to learn of the recent tragic news. I worked with Séamus for many years as a butler in Bunratty castle & shared many highs & lows with him over that time. A talented & reserved man, we always made time for each other & I always had a huge respect for him. Unfortunately due to work commitments, I could not attend the funeral, but my thoughts & prayers were and are with you all as you come to terms with your loss & grief. I recently met him last year at the 50th anniversary banquet & he gave me a copy of his new cd. Know that he lives on forever through his music & melody. May he rest in peace Deric Hartigan TV3 Weather Presenter

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Deric Hartigan

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Barbara Farrell

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Clíona Harding

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Aine Ní Shé

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Cathal Synnott

11yrs

<p>RIP Seamus.</p> So very sad to hear that Seamus has passed away. Seamus, the very best violinist in Ireland as we found out every year at Feis Ceoil! A true musician of the finest quality and a great character, a great friend for many years during the junior and senior youth orchestra courses. RIP Seamus and thank you for the wonderful violin playing. Jayne Donnelly.

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Anne Darbyshire nee Conroy

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