MAHER, Tom

N/A - 9 January 2012

This was published in the following publications on 14.01.2012:
Irish Times

MAHER (Hollywell, Carrick- on-Shannon) - January 9, 2012 (suddenly) in Lanzarote. Tom; deeply regretted and sadly missed by his loving wife Rosaleen, sons Conor, Ronan and Tom, daughter Claire, daughters-in-law Susan, Melanie and Grainne, son-in-law John and his seven loving grand- children, relatives and many friends. RIP. Reposing at his home (Hollywell) from 12 o'c tomorrow (Sunday) until 4 o'c with Removal to St. Mary's Church, Carrick-on-Shannon arriving at 7 o'clock Mass of Christian Burial on Monday at 12 o'c with Funeral afterwards to St. Mary's Cemetery. No flowers by request please. Donations in lieu, if so desired, to Irish Cancer Society. House private from 4 o'c tomorrow (Sunday) evening please.

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MAHER, Tom (Carrick-on-Shannon) - January 9, 2012, sadly missed by Rosaleen, Conor, Ronan, Tom, Claire and their families. We would like to express our grateful thanks to all who came to say goodbye to him at his home, to those who attended his removal and funeral Mass and those who sent cards & letters. Please accept this acknowledgement as a token of our sincere appreciation. First Anniversary Mass at 8pm this Saturday at St Mary's Church, Carrick-on-Shannon.Rest in peace Tom

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We are very sorry for your loss. My niece and I were guests at Hollywell over five years ago. Veronica Duque (roni_duque@​yahoo.com)

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Leslie and Constance Payne

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Mark Maguire Jnr

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cathal and terry flynn

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Brian and Jill Mourning

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<p>Great Gentleman</p> <p>My wife and I stayed at Hollywell in Sept. 2006 prior to starting our holiday on the Shannon - Tom's quiet hospitality and knowledge of the river left a deep impression on two jet-lagged Americans.</p> <p>Our condolences to Rosaleen and the family. Ireland is the poorer for his passing.</p> <p>Brian and Jill Mourning</p>

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Brian and Jill Mourning

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Cillian de Róiste

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Stuart Hetherington and family

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Stuart Hetherington , Dublin

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<p>Tom Maher</p> <p>With deepest sympathies and very happy memories. Stuart and family.</p>

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Eimhin de Róiste

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Cillian de Róiste

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<p>It was a shock to here of Mr. Maher/ Tom's death</p> <p>I have fond memories of the times up in Lough Key when the gangs of kids from the families (Maher's, Lynch's, Luzziz's, etc...) used to meetup each summer. Tom used to be very generous & bring us out for spins in his speed boat. I have to say I always preferred that end of the Shannon for such reasons. I also remember one Summer when we were up there that Tom kindly brought us in his car along the soon to be opened (at the time) Ballymore/ Ballyconnell canal. I think this has inspired me to get involved in another canal restoration project (which is ongoing for the last 9 years), the Boyne Navigation Canal restoration project (boyne.iwai.ie).</p> <p>Each summer my parents made it a must to drop into the Maher's house to catch up on old times/ to find out what had happened over the previous year. It has been a couple of years since I meet him but I always found him to be a generous person & always full of cheer.</p> <p>He will be sadily missed by his family & his wider friends. He gave great service to the Inland Waterway Association of Ireland.</p> <p>Ar Dheis dé go raibh anam,</p> <p>Fiachra de Róiste.</p>

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Fiachra de Róiste

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Emmet de Róiste

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Bobby Hughes Dublin

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Peter and Lyn

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<p>We will all miss you Tom</p> <p>We, your Adelaide cousins, Elissa in Canada and Annie in Darwin, were so sad to hear of Tom's passing. A wonderfully bright spirit, who made us welcome in the Bush on our honeymoon, and renewed that hospitality recently by going next door to bring back a Guinness.</p> <p>Rosaleen, Tom D Connor Ronan and Clare you are in our thoughts. We will miss him terribly and wasn't he a great fellow! Lyn and Peter</p>

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Peter and Lyn Shea (Adelaide)

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<p>Slán</p> <p>Tom we will miss you greatly, especially at the dog end of Summer. You always got us home.</p>

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siobhan Nowlan

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<p>Fantastic Man</p> <p>Tom will be missed by so many.</p> <p>The Shannon will never be the same again.</p> <p>All those Rallys.. Minerva and Medusa..Sister ships</p> <p>Lough Key so much fun..</p> <p>Lovely times at Bush and then Hollywell.</p> <p>And to see Tom , Christmas, in Dun Laoghaire 2011, saying goodbye to David. about to embark on his next trip .</p> <p>That was special, that is Mr Maher and all....</p> <p>Rosaleen Tom, Connor and Claire,</p> <p>Our thoughts are with you ! x x xx</p>

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