COUGHLAN, Cathal

This was published in the following publications on 24.05.2022:
Irish Times

COUGHLAN - Cathal (late of London, UK and formerly of Glounthaune, Co. Cork) – May 18, 2022. Passed away peacefully, surrounded by his family and in the kind care of the staff at the Royal Marsden Hospital in Chelsea. Beloved husband of Julie, dearly missed by brothers Denis and Pat, and remembered always by sisters-in-law and brother-in-law, nieces, nephews, relatives and friends. A private service for family and close friends will be held in London. Please make a donation to Sarcoma UK.

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Sleep softly Cathal will miss your creative brilliance thank you for the music

Sean Carey

4yrs

To an Irish generation in London of the 1980s, Cathal was the zeitgeist poet. A talisman of the unreported soul. Any new work was awaited eagerly as one would from Heaney or Beckett. He was a true and honest artist. Though the clock has now descended, he has left us an incredible legacy so that we may remain, "unbroken ones".

Risteard Ó Conluain

4yrs

Cathal, your clock has stopped, your wings are folded. Thank you for everything.

Eddie Marshall

4yrs

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