SMYTH, Sarah

This was published in the following publications on 27.02.2026:
Irish Times

SMYTH - Sarah (formerly of Dublin 14, Portsalon, Co. Donegal, and Russian Department, Trinity College), 27th February 2026, in St Vincents Private Hospital, Elm Park, after a long illness. Sadly missed by her siblings Patrick, Lucy, and Malachi, nephews Sam and Attikos, brother and sister-in-law Paul and Mary Kingston, in-laws Una, Marika, and Oleg, and by the extended Smyth, Johnston, Fitzgerald, Kingston, and Gilliland clans. Predeceased by her beloved husband Stanford Kingston, mother Jennifer Johnston and father Ian Smyth. Thanksgiving Ceremony on Saturday 7th March at 10am in the Victorian Chapel, Mount Jerome, Harolds Cross, followed by cremation. No flowers please, donations to Irish Cancer Society. All enquiries to Fanagans Dundrum 01 2984143.

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To Sarah's family and friends I extend my deepest sympathy on the loss of Dear Sarah . I had not seen Sarah for many years since a reunion with friends from TCD who studied Russian together. She was a remarkable person who bore her long illness so bravely. She will be remembered with great fondness by all who knew her.

Lina stevens

3mos

Sorry for your trouble, Paddy. I never met Sarah, but it sounds as if she had a very interesting life, like most members of your family. RIP

Peter Thompson

3mos

Deepest sympathies to Sarah's family and friends. Sarah was a great colleague, generous and supportive, and also a great person, strong, determined and kind.

James Hanrahan (TCD French)

3mos

My sincere sympathies to Sarah’s family. Sarah was a regular in my classes at Trinity Sport Centre and was always a pleasure to have. She was a lovely lady who will be sadly missed.

Mark McGauran

3mos

Heartfelt sympathy on the sad passing to her family & extended family. May she rest in peace. Thinking of you all at this sad time. Yvonne & Michael Holst. ( Friends of Mary & Paul Kingston)

Yvonne & Michael Holst.

3mos

Sarah when working in St Columba's in the early 1980s was a first rate teacher, carer of young people, colleague and person. Ninian Falkiner.

Ninian Falkiner

3mos

On behalf of the Faculty of AHSS, we are deeply saddened to hear of Sarah’s passing. A truly remarkable colleague, she enriched the lives of her students and all who worked alongside her. Warm-hearted and endlessly generous, she offered guidance and support to anyone in need. She transformed the study of literary and cultural translation at Trinity College and was a leading light in the Department of Russian and Slavonic Studies. Sarah stood up for what she believed in and advocated for it with courage and conviction. She will be greatly missed by her many former students, colleagues, and friends. We extend our deepest sympathies to her family. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a hanam.

Carmel O'Sullivan, Dean AHSS, Trinity College

3mos

Such an incredible person! Always in our hearts and memories!

Alexandra

3mos

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