O'FARRELL
This was published in the following publications on 11.05.2006:
Irish Times
O'FARRELL (59 Lr. Salthill and formerly of Lioscarraig, Threadneedle Road, Galway and Battery Road, Longford) - May 9, 2006, (suddenly) following a brief illness at U.C.H.G., William T., darling husband of Mary and loving father of Audrey, Mark, Fergal and Brian; sadly missed by his wife, daughter and sons, sisters Claire (Dublin) and Patricia (Dublin), extended family and many friends. Reposing at the O'Flaherty Funeral Parlour, Munster Avenue today (Thursday) from 4.30 o'clock with removal at 6 o'clock to St Mary's Church, The Claddagh. Funeral after 12 o'clock Mass tomorrow (Friday) to the New Cemetery, Bohermore. No flowers by request. Donations in lieu to the Irish Cancer Society, Tel: 1850 606060. House private."Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam dílis."
O'FARRELL, William T. - Salthill, Galway (Third Anniversary). Lovingly remembered today and every day. Mary, Audrey, Mark, Fergal and Brian.
O'FARRELL (William T.) (First Anniversary) (Beach Court, Salthill, Galway) - Remembered with love today and every day - Mary, Audrey, Mark, Fergal and Brian.
O'FARRELL (William T.) (Beach Court, Salthill, Galway) - On the First Anniversary of William's death his wife Mary, children Audrey, Mark, Fergal and Brian, would like to express their deep appreciation to all those who sympathised with them at the time of William's death. Special thanks to James and Bernadette Farrell (Ocean Wave). Sincere thanks to Dr Catherine Fleming I.D.C. and staff of UCHG for their kindness and attention to William. Our heartfelt thanks to Mary's brother Rev. William J. Farrell P.P. (Ashford, Wicklow), Bishop Raymond Fields (Dublin) and Rev. J. Gavigan (Cleraun, Dublin) whose funeral Mass gave the family great comfort. As it is impossible to thank everyone individually, please accept this acknowledgement as a token of our gratitude. Mass has been offered for all your intentions.
O'FARRELL (William T.) (Galway) (Second Anniversary) - Remembered with love today and very sadly missed every day - Mary, Audrey, Mark, Fergal and Brian.
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