McCORMICK, Bernie
This was published in the following publications on 21.07.2023:
Irish Times
McCORMICK - Bernie (née Beatty) (Main Street, Rockcorry, Co. Monaghan and formerly of Goatstown, Dublin), Thursday, July 20, 2023 peacefully, at the residence of her daughter Orla and son-in-law Ross Mc Donald. Predeceased by her loving husband Brian and sisters Patsy (Lowry) and Sheila (Mc Nally).
Cherished and much loved Mother of Conor, Maeve (O' Meara), Grainne, Dermot, Fergal and Orla (Mc Donald) together with their wives, husbands and partners, Denise, John, Philip and Ross. Bernie will be sadly missed and remembered with love by her daughters, sons, adored grand- children, Rory, Fiona, Neil, Críosa, Kevin, Cónal, Cáit, Faye, Callum, Cáit and Finn, great-grandchildren Leon, Grace, Cillian, Michael, Barra, Fiadh and Isla, sister, Una Beatty and brother Dermot Beatty, sisters-in-law Eileen and Christine, nieces, nephews, extended family, many friends, neighbours, carers, beloved constant companion Douglas and by all who knew and loved Bernie. Funeral Mass today (Saturday) at 4.00pm in the Holy Trinity Church, Dartrey, Rockcorry, followed by cremation at Lakelands Crematorium, Cavan at 6.00pm. www.churchservices.tv/lakelands
Bernie’s funeral Mass will be live streamed on Ematris Parish Facebook page
May her Gentle Soul
Rest in Peace
McCORMICK - Bernie (nee Beatty) July 20, 2023. On this her first anniversary, Bernie’s family and friends wish to thank everyone who supported us in so many ways at the time of her passing. We are deeply indebted to Fr Jerry White, who was a great support to her before her death and who officiated at the funeral Mass. Our thanks to Fabiola of Martin’s Funeral Directors and her team for their invaluable guidance, assistance and help in organising the Funeral arrangements. Finally to everyone who attended Bernie’s reposing and Funeral Mass and to those who reached out to offer their condolences, we extend our heartfelt thanks. The Holy Sacrifice of Mass will be offered for your intentions.
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