WOODMAN, Peter

This was published in the following publications on 24.01.2017:
Irish Times

WOODMAN Peter Charles (Sunday's Well, Cork) Emeritus Professor of Archaeology, University College Cork and formerly Assistant Keeper of Antiquities, Ulster Museum, January 24, 2017, Beloved husband of Toni (née Phillips) and father, Paddy, Deborah, Peter, Aaron, Emma and the late Barwin. Brother to Deirdre. Proud grandfather to Katy, Lucy, Rowan, Merryn, Orla and the late Gabriel and Thea. He will be greatly missed by family, friends and the community of prehistoric archaeologists in Ireland, Britain and beyond. He is gone, but will never be forgotten. Reposing at home this (Wednesday) evening from 4.00pn until 9.00pm. Reception into Sacred Heart Church, Western Road, Cork tomorrow (Thursday) afternoon for 2.00pm requiem Mass followed by cremation at The Island Crematorium, Ringaskiddy. Donations in lieu of flowers to the Stroke Action: Irish Heart Foundation.

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Rest in Peace Peter. From your old neighbour Johnston Brown formerly of 124 Downshire Road Holywood Co Down. Thanks for your support and encouragemen​t. I will never forget your wisdom and your invaluable advice.

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Olivia Freyne. Savagetown, Kill, Co.​Waterford. I am deeply saddened to hear of Peters passing. He was a wonderful person kind and generous. I have learned so much from his very interesting lectures and field trips.​forever in my thoughts.RIP

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Peadar & Mary McGreevy so sad to hear the news of Peter's passing. Our toughs and prayers are with you at this sad time.

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Heartfealt sympathy on learning of the death of Peter. With deepest sympathy. Brian and Nuala McVerry

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May I allow the light Of the world I am leaving To shine through and carry me home. Benedictus Peter

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May I allow the light Of the world I am leaving To shine through and carry me home. Benedictus Peter

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May I allow the light Of the world I am leaving To shine through and carry me home. Benedictus Peter

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Jon Marshall

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So very sad. when we had recently rekindled our interests and were looking forward to a further meeting in February. Words can't describe my loss, but my cartoon on Facebook will give those who knew him some idea.

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Eugene O'Flaherty My deepest sympathies to the Woodman family.

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Michael McAviney Old school friend from Garron Tower. I always remember our talks on Galaxies and nebulae althoughI never understood them. Rest gently Peter.

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As an archaeologis​t I've experienced no greater pleasure in my life than standing with Peter in the middle of a field in Donegal and discussing what might be under the sod. Condolences from another North Down man - Ian Magee

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Peter was one of the first people who helped me to understand what archaeology was about and without him, and you, I doubt I would have ended up in the profession. Anne (Wardman) Given Belfast

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Peter was a great mentor, colleague and friend. Working with him was a joy and a privilege and I will remember him with great fondness. Claire Nolan

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Very sorry to hear this news. I worked closely with Peter when he was Dean of Arts at UCC 1996-99 & treasure memories of him as a colleague, academic, and good friend. So many great conversation​s! Margaret Connolly, St Andrews, Scotland.

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Sympathies from Celie O Rahilly - archaeologis​t

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Peter will be sorely missed. He was Mister Mesolithic and an inspiration to many. I shall never forget his kindness to me when I was doing my PhD and spending many happy months in the Ulster Museum back in the 1970s-80s. My condolences.

9yrs

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Sincerest regrets and condolences. He was a tower of strength and common sense.

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So sad for you Thanks for allowing me into your life Noel

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So sorry Tonie Peter will never be forgotten may he RIP

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So sorry to hear of Peter Woodman's passing. Claudia and I send our condolences to Toni and the children, who we met in 1981 and travelled to the Antrim beach. Peter gave Claudia and me the opportunity to study the prehistory of Waterford

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