HURLEY, Brigid

This was published in the following publications on 10.01.2023:
Irish Times

HURLEY - Brigid (Bríd) (née O'Beirne) (Highfield Park, Galway and formerly of Killorglin, Co. Kerry) January 8, 2023,

Suddenly but peacefully at home. Dearly beloved wife of the late Victor. Predeceased by her parents Brigid and Alphonsus and sisters Frances, Gertie and brother Hugh. Deeply mourned by her sister Betty, brother Richard, sisters-in-law in particular Margot and Hazel, brothers-in-law in particular Patrick, nieces and nephews, grandnieces and grandnephews, the extended Hurley and O'Beirne family, neighbours, friends and her devoted carer Lorraine.

Reposing at the O'Flaherty Funeral Parlour, Munster Avenue, (H91V1K8) tomorrow (Thursday) from 4.00pm to 5.30pm Arriving at the Church of Christ the King, Salthill on Friday, January 13, for Requiem Mass at 11.00am. Following Mass Bríd will be laid to rest with Victor in Rahoon Cemetery. Livestream link for Mass on the parish webcam.

Together again

Rest in Peace

Beach

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We were very sad to learn of our dear Aunt Brigid’s passing. She was a lovely, warm, funny, very smart, principled lady. Our times visiting her and Uncle Victor in Galway were an absolute treat. We were thoroughly spoiled by the beautiful landscapes combined with Brigid and Victor’s impossibly vast historical and archeological knowledge. Reseeing Kylemore Abbey, then visiting Cong, Cong Abbey, and an ancient burial ground all in a day seemed like a dream. All while learning of the differences between Romanesque and Gothic arches, no less. It is indeed very, very sad to think we will not see such a fine lady again. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a hanam dílis Carole, Félix, Stefan and Michael O’Beirne / Connolly Canada

Carole O’Beirne

3yrs

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We are so deeply saddened by dear Brigid’s death. We loved her very much and she will be greatly missed. We send you all our deepest condolences from the O’Beirnes here.

Patricia O’Beirne, Allan O’Beirne and Elvidio Mejia

3yrs

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