MacALLISTER, Maureen

This was published in the following publications on 17.08.2020:
Irish Times

MacALLISTER, (née Joyce) Maureen (Blackrock, Co. Dublin and formerly Dalkey, Sandyford and the four corners of the world) August 16, 2020. Peacefully, in the wonderful care of the staff at Cairn Hill Nursing Home, Bray. Beloved wife of the late Jim and devoted mother to Rohan, Jaquline, Alasdair, Brian, Éimear, Declan, Niall and Sarah-Jane. She will be sadly missed by her children, son-in-law Sean, daughters-in-law Niamh, Bernie, Pauline and Gayle, grandchildren Anna-Louise, Emma, Eoghan, Hannah, Deborah, Megan, Sam, Cerys, Rory, Oisín, Aisling, Ciara and Annabel, great-grandchildren Emilia, Seamus and Cora, the extended MacAllister, O’Malley and Joyce family, relatives and friends. May she rest in peace. A private funeral will take place due to current advice but the Mass can be viewed online on Thursday (20th) at 10am on the following link https://www.mcnmedia.tv/camera/st-marys-star-of-the-sea-​san​dymount If you would like to leave a message for the family, please do so in the ‘Condolences’ section of www.irishtimes.com All enquiries to Carnegies Funeral Directors, Monkstown, Ph. 2808882.

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<p>For Maureen</p> <p>Dear All,</p> <p>I was very sorry to read of Maureen's death in the IT. I got to know Maureen when she came to UCD to study Archaeology (and Classics?) as a mature student. She was an inspiration to her fellow students and those teaching her with her zest for learning and life and willingness to set herself challenges and rise to them.</p> <p>I smiled when I say her home described as the four corners of the world. It was a great pleasure for me and others to get postcards from the most unexpected places with images that Maureen thought we would be interested in.</p> <p>I know she will be a great loss to all her family and friends and I would like to express sympathies and condolences from myself and all my colleagues in the UCD School of Archaeology.</p> <p>May Maureen rest in peace and be fondly remembered</p> <p>Gabriel Cooney</p> <p>Emeritus Professor of Celtic Archaeology </p>

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My sympathy to the MacAllister family. I knew Maureen well in Trinity 29 years ago. She was a dear friend. We shared great times together meeting every morning, early at the computers! May she rest in deep peace. Siobhan Maher, Kilkenny

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Deepest sympathy to you all from one of the Holles Street girls from Pat O'Connor

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Deepest sympathy and fond memories from Phil Flanagan Baltinglass

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Rest in peace to Maureen who joined a group of us who met for the Tuesday lectures in the National Art Gallery when she wasn't travelling on some expedition somewhere in Europe or further afield. Eileen Humphreys

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