FRENCH, Nicholas

This was published in the following publications on 18.05.2023:
Irish Times

FRENCH, Nicholas (Ranelagh, Dublin) May 11, 2023. Cherished and loved by his long time companion Imelda and by his sisters Norma and Antoinette, predeceased by his father Nicholas, Mother Constance, sister Yvonne, brothers Noel, Tony and Bill, he will be sadly missed by his nieces, nephews, relatives and friends. He touched many lives may he rest in peace. Reposing in Fanagans Funeral Home Willbrook Rathfarnham (tomorrow) Saturday, May 20, 2023 between 3 and 5pm. A celebration of his life will be held on Monday (May 22) at 11am also in Fanagans Funeral Home Willbrook Rathfarnham followed by burial in Mount Jerome Cemetery Harold’s Cross.

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Nicholas was more than a landlord to us. His genuine care touched our lives in countless ways. His compassion and willingness to help knew no bounds. He was truly exceptional. We miss him deeply !

Anuradha Rout

3yrs

I have been a neighbour of Nicholas for over 20 years, and shared a love of wildlife and cats. He always had so much compassion for the creatures that took refuge in his garden, feeding them regularly. Many of my cats were born in Nicholas' garden, one whom I adopted after he'd been hit by a car, and Nicholas had taken to the vet. He cared for them but also respected their wild nature. He hated injustice and unfairness, which is why he was so involved in local crime prevention; he believed in looking out for each other. With Nicholas there was always a smile and a chat. And style! Always a gentleman. He will be deeply missed on this road and around Ranelagh.

Aoibhinn Gilroy

3yrs

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Sincere condolences to Imelda and to Nicholas' family. May Nicholas rest in peace.

Anne Walshe

3yrs

A great character, always ready for fun. Nick will be missed for his generosity and friendship.

Máirín Wallace

3yrs

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