COTTER, Coman Joseph

This was published in the following publications on 06.01.2015:
Irish Times

COTTER, Coman Joseph (Clontarf and formerly Roscommon) - January 6, 2015, aged 75 years, (peacefully), after a long illness, in the Mater Hospital, much loved brother of Donal and Philomena; sadly missed by his sisters-in-law, brother-in-law, nieces, nephews, grandnieces, grandnephews, friends, neighbours and the GAA Raheny. Removal from the Mater Hospital this evening (Wednesday), arriving at St. Vincent de Paul Church, Marino at 5.45pm. Funeral Mass tomorrow (Thursday) at 10 am, followed by burial in St. Coman's Cemetery, Roscommon. Sincere thanks to staff in the Mater and St. Mary's Hospitals and the local community services.Ar dheis Dé go raibh a h-anam dílis

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Andrew Goodwin

5yrs

<p>Great to have memories of Coman</p> <p>I am very sorry to hear of Coman's passing. My dad was a work mate and friend of his since 1967. Thinking of Coman reminds me of my youth and the many occasions he took me to Landsdowne rd. Coman also got me the dream part time job, working in Croke Park when I was 17. Coman and my dad shared a love of horse racing and would spend Saturdays in front of the tv, of course we only heard about the winners! I met Coman a couple of years ago and it was great to see that he hadn't changed, still a kind and gentle man who loved sport and conversation. His like will never be seen again. Sadly the time has passed where people like Coman could live their lives out untarnished by self promotion and ambition. I know my dad is greatly saddened by the loss of his long time friend, Coman was a man to be trusted. I am sad for my dad to have lost his friend but I am also sad that I won't get to meet him again. I will remember him always.</p>

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