TIERNEY, Fr. Mark

This was published in the following publications on 07.01.2012:
Irish Times

TIERNEY Fr. Mark - The death has occurred in Belgium of Fr. Mark on December 31, 2011 after a brief illness. Deeply regretted by Abbot and Community, sister (Eileen Bladen), brother (Philip), sisters-in-law, nephews, nieces and wide circle of friends. A Memorial Mass will take place in Glenstal Abbey on Tuesday January 10 , 2012 at 12.10 pm.

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I wish I'd have met you, Fr. By God's grace maybe someday I will. Please pray for us left behind. May God hold you, alongside Bl. Columba for all eternity. With love, Darren, England.

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Jim O'Shea

11yrs

<p>Fr. Mark Tierney</p> <p><strong>I spoke to Fr. Tierney on the telephone a number of years after he spoke on the radio with Donncaidh O Dulaing about abbot Columba Marmion. I had been reading Bl. Columba Marmions 4 main books having as a young man read that that he had given a retreat to the Cistercian monks at Mount St. Josephs Abbey in Roscrea in 1922. Fr. Mark subsequently gave me a copy of his book on Dom Marmion (shorter version) written for his beatification. He was surprised that I was reading BL. Marmions works and asked how this came about. I gave him the above reason as well as finding Bl. Marmion very congenial and a priest of extraordinary sanctity. My cconnection with Mount St. Josephs was that I knew Fr. Thomas O Leary who was a very good friend to me in my youth.</strong></p>

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pat clancy

12yrs

<p>Missing you</p> <p>Fondest memories of meeting you at the first gathering of the O'Shaughnessy clan, in Gort Inse Guaire, in the summer of 1991. </p>

12yrs

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Christina O'​Shaughnessy

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John O'Flynn

13yrs

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john fennessy

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Peter Andersen

14yrs

<p>A wonderful man, full of the joy of life.</p> <p>Fr.Mark was a very special man, full of love, full of joy, a great heart, and the ultimate optimist. It was a priviledge knowing him.</p> <p>With love,</p> <p>Maria O'Cleirigh (nee Hurley)</p>

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Maria O'Cleirigh (nee Hurley)

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Ann O'Dwyer, Cullen, Tipperary

14yrs

<p>RIP Fr. Mark</p> <p>I was so sorry to hear of the passing of Fr. Mark. I will never forget the lovely words he said on the evening of my mother's (Peggy Quirke) funeral in 2003 Fr. Mark and my mother were good friends. Fr. Mark will be missed not only from Glenstal but by his friends in Boher and Murroe.</p>

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Helen Quirke

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Fr Martin Murnaghan Tenges Ken

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Marienie Cunningham

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Charlene and Peter Andersen

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John.H.T. Gahan

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Sita and Uta Rampersad

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