GARVIN, Tom

This was published in the following publications on 17.10.2024:
Irish Times

GARVIN, Tom (Dundrum and former Author and Professor of Politics, U.C.D.) 17th October 2024 (peacefully) after a short illness in the exceptional care of the staff in Newtown Park House Nursing Home. He will be deeply missed and remembered with much love and affection by his wife Máire, daughters Cliona and Anna, son John, sons-in-law Tony and John, daughter-in-law Liz, grandchildren Stephen, Chris, Rosie, Seán, Sarah, Daniel and Lara, brother John, sister Catriona, nieces, nephews, extended family, friends and neighbours. Reposing in Fanagans Funeral Home, Dundrum tomorrow (Saturday) afternoon from 3pm to 5pm. Removal on Monday morning to the Church of the Holy Cross, Dundrum, arriving for Funeral Mass at 10.30 followed by cremation at Mount Jerome, Harold’s Cross. Family flowers only please. Donations in lieu to Alzheimers Association, Ireland. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam dílis

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GARVIN - Tom (Dundrum, former Author and Professor of Politics, UCD). Remembering Tom Garvin.

On his first anniversary, Tom is fondly remembered by Toms wife, Maire, daughters Cliona and Anna, son John and all of Toms relatives, friends, colleagues and neighbours.

"The dead are not dead, they are part of the living; they live in our hearts and minds." Patrick Kavanagh

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I was saddened to hear of Tom's death. We first met back in the 1960s as students of Irish history and politics in UCD. We continued to keep in touch occasionally in the subsequent years. Tom's energy, enthusiasm and lively intellectual curiosity impressed me from our first meeting. His death is a loss to all who are interested in the scholarly analysis of Ireland's modern history.

Peter Pyne

1yr

To Maura and family , please accept our condolences, Noeleen and Terry

Noeleen and Terry Brown

1yr

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