DEMPSEY, Eileen

This was published in the following publications on 12.08.2018:
Irish Times

DEMPSEY, (née Devine), Eileen Winifred (Merrion Village, Dublin), beloved of Gerry (husband) and Ethan, Jessica and Sarah (children), 10 August 2018, unexpectedly but peacefully in the exceptional care of the staff in Kerry University Hospital. Pre-deceased by her sister Hazel. Eileen will be painfully missed by her sisters Jessica and Angela, daughter-in-law Fleta, sons-in-law Ross Lewis and Gavin Simons, her adored grandchildren Molly, Eabha, Max, Grace, Sheana, Sebastian, Beatrice, Sanchia and William, brothers-in-law John, Raymond and Manuel and many, many friends. Rest in Peace. Requiem Mass at 10 am tomorrow (Tuesday) morning in the Church of the Assumption, Booterstown followed by strictly private burial. Family flowers only.

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DEMPSEY - Eileen (née Devine) (Fourth Anniversary, August 10) - Now and forever beloved of Gerry, Ethan, Jessica, Sarah.

DEMPSEY, Eileen (née Devine) (First Anniversary, August 10) Now and forever beloved of Gerry Ethan Jessica Sarah.

DEMPSEY - Eileen (née Devine) (Fifth Anniversary, August 10) - Now and forever beloved of Gerry, Ethan, Jessica, Sarah.

DEMPSEY Eileen (née Devine) (Second Anniversary, August 10) - Now and forever beloved of Gerry Ethan Jessica Sarah.

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Sending love & heartfelt condolences , Gemma Dempsey

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