DOOGE, Jim

N/A - 20 August 2010

This was published in the following publications on 21.08.2010:
Irish Times

DOOGE (James C.I.) Jim suddenly and peacefully at his home (Monkstown, Co. Dublin) - August 20, 2010, predeceased by his wife Roni and daughter Meliosa. He will be sadly missed by his sister Eithne, sons and daughters Colm, Diarmuid, Clíona and Dara; his sons-in-law Conor (Sparks), Michael (O'Donoghue) and Nigel (McConnell), daughters-in-law Vivienne (Dooge) and Trea (Dooge), his ten grandchildren and great grandson, cousins, nephews, nieces, colleagues and friends. He will be brought from his home on Monday (August 23) to St John the Baptist Church, Blackrock for Funeral Mass at 11 o'c, burial afterwards in Deans Grange Cemetery. House private. Family flowers only please.Ar dheis Dé go raibh a a anam

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James B. Posey

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<p>Remembering Jim Dooge</p> <p>I have fond memories of the summer Jim Dooge and his family were in Allenspark CO, where he was working at the Rocky Mountain Hydraulic Laboratory. I was 13 or 14 years old and greatly enjoyed reading the copies of the Dublin Opinion that he gave me that summer.</p> <p>Jim Posey</p>

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lei wen

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<p>In honour to Jim Dooge.</p> <p>Jim came into my life when I still studied hydrology in Wageningen around the seventies. Meeting him was a privilege. Later, during my academic career I met him several times in Dublin, Wageningen and other places. I have wonderful memories about his kindness, his personal interest and of course his deepinsight,broad knowledge and integrity in science. I am so thankful for having met Jim in life and I regret so much he has gone. I will remember him for the rest of my life.</p>

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Han Stricker

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Tomasz Maczuga

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<p>Condolences from a former colleague</p> <p>My regrets that I cannot be present in person. My memories of Jim were of such a positive and effective person. May he rest in peace.</p> <p>Jim Walsh</p>

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James Walsh

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John Coughlan

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WILLIAM DOCKRELL

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WILLIAM DOCKRELL

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Anna walshe

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Declan Gibbons

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Rhoda Draper

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John Coughlan

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<p>Condolences</p> <p>Dear Dara, Nigel, Megan and family,</p> <p>Thinking of you at this very sad time,</p> <p>Love Vanessa and Ciaran</p>

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Vanessa Worrell

15yrs

<p>Sympathies</p> <p><br />Condolences - Professor Dooge did great work for Ireland and eduation. Will remember him in our prayers. John & Margaret O'Shaughnessy</p>

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Margaret Harley O' Shaughnessy

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John Martin

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Helen Gunning

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