O'RAFFERTY, Dick

This was published in the following publications on 25.03.2019:
Irish Times

O'RAFFERTY, Dick, Mount Merrion, - March 25, 2019, (peacefully), in the Beacon Hospital in the presence of his family after a long illness courageously borne. Beloved husband of Colette (Byrne), devoted father to Cian and Emer and beloved brother of Conal and Una. Predeceased by his parents Dickie and Una. Mourned by his family, mother-in-law Sadie, sisters-in-law Mary, Ursula, Bairbre and Natalia , brothers-in-law Tom, Rory, Ian and Mark, nieces, nephews, relatives and his many friends and neighbours. Deeply missed by all who knew him. Reposing at his home tomorrow (Wednesday) evening from 4pm to 7pm. Family and friends welcome. Funeral Mass at 10am on Thursday morning (28 March) in the Church of St Thérèse, Mount Merrion. Burial afterwards in Shanganagh Cemetry, Shankill. Family flowers only. Donations, if desired, to Brain Tumour Ireland. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam

Beach

O'RAFFERTY - (Cedarmount Road Mount Merrion). In loving memory of Dick whose Seventh Anniversary occurs at this time. Sadly missed and always remembered by his family and friends.

O'RAFFERTY -

(Mount Merrion)

In loving memory of Dick whose fifth anniversary occurs at this time. Sadly missed and always remembered by his family and friends.

O'RAFFERTY - (Cedarmount Road Mount Merrion) -Â In loving memory of Dick whose sixth anniversary occurs at this time. Sadly missed and always remembered by his family and friends.

O'RAFFERTY Dick (Mount Merrion) March 25, 2019. At this time, on the First Anniversary of Dick's passing, we, his family, would like to thank everyone for their support and kindness to Dick and to us and for donating to Brain Tumour Ireland in memory of Dick. We would also like to thank the staff in Beaumont Hospital, St. Luke's and the Beacon Hospital who cared for Dick throughout his illness. We are especially grateful to all the staff in the Beacon Hospital who cared for Dick so kindly during the final phase of his illness. As we may not be able to contact everyone directly, please accept this as a token of our gratitude. Dick taught us to love life even in the face of adversity and we are all very grateful for that legacy. Rest in Peace Dick

O'RAFFERTY - (Mount Merrion) - In loving memory of Dick whose Third Anniversary occurs on March 25. Sadly missed and always remembered by his family and friends.

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I first met Dick in the early 90s in the new Department of Tourism and Trade. We lost touch after that but reconnected recently usually at some football event. I miss his wise comments on things. My deepest sympathy. Paul Gormley

6yrs

<p>Deepest sympathy from Paul Gormley</p> <p>I first met Dick in the newly created Department of Tourism and Trade in the early 90s We met a few times after that with our families but then lost touch when I went to Brussels. We reconnected in recent years usually at some football event. I miss his wise comments on football and life in general.</p> <p>My deepest sympathy to Colette and all the family.</p>

6yrs

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I met Dick in the then newly created Department of Tourism and Trade in the early 90s. Lost touch for a while but met again in recent years when Dick and I met on 3 football occasions. My deepest condolences to all the family.

6yrs

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Deepest sympathy. Gearoid O Keeffe

7yrs

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I first met Dick at a fundraiser for Brain Tumor Ireland in Kilmacud Crokes. I will never forget the many people that turned up in support for the night and for Dick and all the many friends he had and how loved he was by everybody. Mark.

7yrs

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