BYRDEN, Pat

This was published in the following publications on 08.03.2019:
Irish Times

BYRDEN, Pat, Deansgrange Co Dublin. March 2, 2019, at St Vincent's University Hospital. Beloved husband of Marcella O'Hara, loving and much beloved father of Jimmy, Elinor, Róisín, Michael, Emer and Pat, and DanDan to his beloved grandchildren. Pat will be fondly remembered by his family and by his sisters and brothers, daughters-in-laws, sons-in-laws, extended family and friends. Pat donated his body for medical research. May he rest in peace.

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Pat/Paddy was my teacher for English & history. He was amazing . Paddy was wonderful, a great teacher. He inspired all of us. Ar Dheis De go raibh an anam.

Paul

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Pat was my English teacher in CBS Eblana. A man with great passion for teaching. I've thought about him often and very sad to hear of his passing last year.

6yrs

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We are deeply saddened to here of Pats passing. A wonderful gesture. . May he Rest In Peace. Our thoughts are with you all. Philip Camel and Grace and all of the Phibbs family.

7yrs

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Thinking of you in these sad days. He was a lovely man and so very kind to my parents. All our love Caroline and Rochelle

7yrs

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Eamonn Russell Deepest sympathy to Marcella and family . Pat was a lovely man and a great friend and colleague .

7yrs

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