CARNEY, Paul

This was published in the following publications on 24.09.2015:
Irish Times

CARNEY, Paul (Dublin) recently retired Judge of the High Court - September 23, 2015, (peacefully), after a short illness, in the tender care of Dr. David Fennelly and the staff of the Cedar Ward at St. Vincent's Private Hospital, beloved husband of Dr. Marjorie Young and loving father of Jonathan (Eoin), Jules, Philip and Rosalind; deeply regretted by his family, cousins, relatives and his colleagues and friends in the legal profession. Requiescat in pace. Removal to the Church of the Sacred Heart Donnybrook on Tuesday (September 29) arriving for Funeral Mass at 11.30 o'c and then to Deans Grange Cemetery. No flowers please. Donations, in lieu, to Victim Support at Court or TRUST. House private.

CARNEY Judge Paul (Dublin) - In loving memory of Paul, on the First Anniversary of his death his wife Marjorie and children Eoin (Jonathan), Julian, Philip and Rosalind would like to thank the medical and nursing staff of St. Vincent's Private Hospital for the care and compassion shown to him during his short illness, to Fr. Lorcan O'Brien, the Courts Service for assistance in the funeral arrangements, An Garda Síochána for kindly escorting him on his final journey and all his friends and colleagues who attended the repose and funeral Mass. Many thanks to all those who sent Mass cards and letters and messages of sympathy and at this time we greatly appreciate the generosity of those who donated to the Alice Leahy Trust and Victim Support at Court in lieu of flowers as it would be impossible to personally thank everyone. The holy sacrifices of the Mass will be offered for their intentions. Missed every day
May he Rest in Peace.

CARNEY, Paul (Third anniversary) - Sadly missed today and every day. Marjorie, Jonathan, Jules, Philip and Rosalind.

CARNEY Paul (Fourth Anniversary). Sadly missed and remembered today and every day - Marjorie, Jonathan, Jules, Philip and Rosalind.

CARNEY Paul (Second Anniversary) - Sadly missed and lovingly remembered. Marjorie, Jonathan, Jules, Philip and Rosalind.