CLANCY, Ian

This was published in the following publications on 13.01.2020:
Irish Times

CLANCY, Ian (Blackrock, Co. Dublin) January 12, 2020, peacefully after a hard fought battle in the excellent care of the staff at St. Teresa’s Ward, Beaumont to the inexpressible grief of his wife Jill and children Caoimhe, Eoin and Hugh. He will be sadly missed by all who knew him including his son-in-law Brian, sister Finula, brothers Des and Michael, brother and sisters-in-law, nieces, nephews, extended family and friends. May he rest in peace. Reposing tomorrow (Wednesday) evening from 5pm to 7pm in Carnegies Funeral Home, The Crescent, Monkstown. Funeral Mass on Thursday (16th) at 10am in the Church of the Assumption, Booterstown followed by cremation at Mount Jerome Crematorium, Harold’s Cross, Dublin 6w. Family flowers only please. Donations, if desired to The Oesophageal Cancer Fund.

CLANCY - Ian (Fourth Anniversary, January 12). Your absence doesn’t get any easier but we grow more grateful for the wonderful years we had with you. Loved and missed. Jill, Caoimhe, Eoin and Hugh.

CLANCY - Ian (Blackrock) (Third Anniversary, January 12) You are in your favourite place - truly part of the universe now. Loved and missed every day. Jill, Caoimhe, Eoin and Hugh.

CLANCY - (Macfhlannchadha) Ian, Sixth Anniversary, 12th January 2020. Our hearts are squeezed when it comes to this date. You live on in the fabulous fun we have with your grandchildren. We miss you. Jill, Caoimhe, Eoin, Hugh.

CLANCY - Ian (Blackrock, Co. Dublin) January 12, 2020. This past year has been difficult for so many, however we were fortunate to experience the great comfort and support of the Irish way of death. On the occasion of Ian's first anniversary, his family would like to thank all those who sympathised with us in our great loss and who attended the services for Ian, especially those who travelled long distances to so do. Thanks also to the many relatives, friends, neighbours and colleagues who sent cards and letters and whose thoughtfulness and practical help supported us at this sad time. Particular thanks go to the members of Ian's beloved Waterford F.C. and to Mount Merrion Youths F.C. We are grateful to three of Ian's great friends who, together with our boys, carried him on his final journey from the church. We would also like to thank Fr Gerry Kane PP, Booterstown and Fr. Tom Nash CSSp who celebrated the Mass. A special thanks to those who donated to the Oesophageal Cancer Fund.

'But since it fell into my lot

That I should rise

and you should not,

I'll gently rise and softly call

Good night and joy be to you all.'

CLANCY - Ian. Fifth Anniversary.

Always remembered by Jill, Caoimhe, Eoin and Hugh with love and laughter. We are so sorry you didn't get to meet your beautiful grandsons, Cillian and OisÃn.

CLANCY - Ian (Second anniversary, January 12, 2020) - You are so loved and so missed by so many. Jill, Caoimhe, Eoin and Hugh.