CULLIGAN, Eoghan

This was published in the following publications on 21.06.2015:
Irish Times

CULLIGAN, Eoghan, (Rathfarnham, Dublin) - June 16, 2015, tragically in Berkeley, California. Beloved youngest son of Marie and Gerry; brother to Andrew and Stephen. Deeply missed by his parents, brothers, sister-in-law Theresa, loving girlfriend Sarah, and all his extended family, relatives and friends. Eoghan brightened our lives and that light will shine forever in our hearts. May he rest in peace. Removal tomorrow (Tuesday) morning to the Church of the Annunciation, Rathfarnham arriving for Funeral Mass at 11.00 o'c followed by burial at Mount Jerome Cemetery, Harold's Cross. Family flowers only please, donations to Fr. Peter McVerry Trust or the Nepal Disaster Fund. All enquiries to Fanagans Funeral Directors (01) 4754101.

CULLIGAN - Eoghan (June 16, 2015). In loving memory of our dear son and brother on his tenth anniversary. Cherished memories continually remind us of the wonderful and precious times we had together. Deeply loved and sadly missed by his parents, Marie and Gerry, brothers Andy and Stephen, extended family and friends.

Forever in our hearts.

CULLIGAN Eoghan (Rathfarnham, Dublin) - June 16, 2015. On this First Anniversary of Eoghan's death, his parents Gerry and Marie, brothers Andrew and Stephen, sister-in-law Theresa and girlfriend Sarah, together with their extended family, wish to thank everyone who helped, supported and sympathised with them on the tragic loss of their treasured youngest son, brother and boyfriend in Berkeley, California. We sincerely thank all those who called to our house, attended the funeral home and Funeral Mass, sent cards, messages of condolences, letters and flowers. A special word of thanks to friends, neighbours and work colleagues for their kindness. We will be forever grateful for the tremendous support received from all. Specific mention is required in respect of St. Mary's College CSSp., and RFC, DIT, Ballyboden St. Enda's GAA, Terenure Rangers FC, Thursday Tigers Golf Society, Edmondstown Golf Club, Mountpleasant LTC, Rathfarnham Parish especially Fr. Martin Noone and our heartfelt thanks to Eoghan's wide circle of friends. Their friendship, engagement and contact has helped us enormously over the past year in so many ways. In the USA, sincere thanks to all those who supported us in Berkeley, to Philip Grant and staff at The Irish Consulate in San Francisco, Fr. Brendan McBride and Celine Kennelly of the Irish Immigrant and Pastoral Centre, Fr. Aidan McAleenan, Berkeley Police and Fire Departments, to Irish Ambassador Anne Anderson, and to the expatriate community in San Francisco. In Dublin, sincere thanks to The Department of Foreign Affairs and Ministers Charlie Flanagan and Jimmy Deenihan, Government representatives, Aer Lingus and the Dublin Airport Authority, An Garda Síochána, US Ambassador Kevin O'Malley, and to Fanagans Funeral Directors for their assurance and thoughtfulness."We are heartbroken,
however our love will remain
intact until the day we die."