CAHALANE, Conor

N/A - 17 March 2015

This was published in the following publications on 19.03.2015:
Irish Times

CAHALANE Conor Michael - March 17, 2015. Suddenly in Bangkok. Thailand. Loving father of Yui, son of the late Dr. Seamus and Nellie and much loved brother of Helen, Deirdre, Neil, Alison, Anne, Jamie, Johnnie and Mark. Very sadly missed by his brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, uncles, aunts, nieces, nephews, relatives and friends. Memorial service in Ireland at a later date."Let grief be a falling leaf
at the dawning of the day"

Beach

CAHALANE Conor Michael. Died March 17, 2015 in Bangkok, Thailand. Loving father of Yui, son of the late Dr. Seamus and Nellie and much loved brother of Helen, Deirdre, Neil, Alison, Anne, Jamie, Johnnie and Mark. Memorial service this Saturday, April 11 in Booterstown Church at 11.30am. Private burial in Ardfield Cemetery in West Cork.

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Very sad to hear of Conor's death, did not hear originally. Pass on my condolences to all concerned. Michael Harte, originally of Ownahincha, then Rosscarbery and now Leap, Co. Cork.I remember Seamus and Nellie coming to West Cork.....

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Antonio Cunazza

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<p>RIP Conor</p> I am so sad to hear of Conor's passing. We had only just re-connected by email in the last few months. Conor was so lovely to me when I landed in Paris, alone, many years ago. He showed me all over that beautiful city and we had so many great days and fun nights there. He was so generous, so bright and so thoughtful and such good fun. My deepest sympathy to Conor's family. Suzanne McMahon

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<p>RIP Conor</p> <p>Conor and I were teaching colleagues in Bangkok and spent a lot of our down time between classes chatting about life in general and our mutual love for Manchester United and their glory days gone by. Conor was a very intelligent person and totally devoted to helping his students learn English and set them on a path to worthwhile employment. Now retired I was indeed sad and shocked by the news of his passing, such a good man.</p>

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Cathal & Sarah Stephens

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Cathal & Sarah Stephens

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<p>RIP Conor</p> <blockquote> <div> <p>I met Conor sometime back in 1997 when I worked at the school he taught at. We worked together for quite a few years and we would sometimes sit down and talk about books, his experiences in the US and France, work and teaching, how it felt to be far from family and life in Thailand. I knew Conor to be a highly intelligent man who was well read and had mastered the Thai and the French languages. He spoke to me affectionately about his family and with great admiration for his father Doctor Seamus. RIP Conor, you will be missed. David Latham</p> </div> </blockquote>

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<p>RIP Conor</p> <p>I met Conor from sometime in 1997 when I worked at the school he taught at. We worked together for quite a few years and we would sometimes sit down and talk about books, his experiences in the US and France, work and teaching, how it felt to be far from family and life in Thailand. I know Conor to be an highly intelligent man who was well read and had mastered the Thai and the French languages. He spoke to me efectionally about his family and with great admiration of his father Doctor Seamus. RIP Conor, you will be missed. David Latham</p>

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David Latham

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