Her passing is most deeply regretted by her heartbroken husband Sean; her adoring children Shane, Aoife, Gráinne and Moira; sister Brenda; brothers Fr. Tom (Boherlahan / Dualla) John, Paddy and Dermot; brother-in-law Paul; sisters-in-law; nieces; aunts; extended relatives and a wide circle of neighbours and close friends.
Funeral Arrangements
The earthly remains of Mrs Kinane will lie in repose at Hayes’ Funeral Chapel, Clonoulty Cashel, on tomorrow evening Wednesday from 4.00pm until 8.00pm.
Removal will take place on Thursday morning to the Church of Jesus Christ Our Saviour Rossmore to arrive for Requiem Mass at 11.30am. Interment will follow immediately afterwards in the adjoining cemetery.
Mr Dunphy passed away following a short illness, surrounded by his loving family.
His passing is most deeply regretted by his wife Marion; daughters Lyndsey and Lisa; son Patrick; grandchildren Shauna, Glen and Connor; five brothers; six sisters; son-in-law Glen; Patrick’s partner Kay; nephews; nieces; Alan’s partner Julie; brothers-in-law; sisters-in-law; cousins; extended relatives; Irish Rail colleagues; Ballykisteen Golf Club members and other friends.
Funeral Arrangements
The earthly remains of Mr Dunphy will lie in repose at his home on Thursday 7th June from 5.00pm to 8.00pm.
Arriving at the Church of St James, Two-Mile-Borris, Thurles on Friday 8th at 11.00am for Requiem Mass at 11.30am, followed by private cremation.
Predeceased by her husband Timmie, sons Mick and Pat; the passing of Mrs Corbett is most deeply regretted by her sons Dick, Tim and Eamon; her daughters Margaret and Breda; grandchildren; great-grandchildren; sisters Mary, Alice, Bridget and Noreen; sons-in-law; daughters-in-law; nieces; nephews; extended relatives and a large circle of friends.
Requiem Mass will be held tomorrow morning, Wednesday June 6th 2018, at 11.30am, followed by interment immediately afterwards in the adjoining Cemetery.
Note Please: Family flowers only. Donation, if desired, to Tipperary Home Care Team.
On behalf of the Willoughby family; and the sisters of the late deceased Mrs Sarah (Sally) Willoughby; namely Anne (Lennon) and Mary (Nolan), together with the extended Lennon and Nolan families; we all would like to take this opportunity to acknowledge the massive support and sympathy so freely proffered by so many, through personal contact and through expressions via social media, during this most difficult of times.
In particular we all would like to thank Fr. Joe Walsh C.C., Thurles Cathedral, not least because of his unwavering support, coupled with enormous experience and goodwill, who made this very difficult time, that little less challenging. To Monsignor Dr. Morris Dooley, (Loughmore) and the other numerous clergy in attendance from the local parish and county, go our most sincere gratitude for their prayers and attendance at services held on Saturday and Sunday.
We would like to thank Thurles Cathedral Choir who sang so harmoniously for Sally’s Mass on Sunday morning, and our dear friends Eddie and Anne Marie (Dwan), who provided such wonderful instrumental music, during the previous evening. We also thank our dearest friends, the Cullinane family, for their vocals on Sunday morning; latter family in particular who for many years have ‘raised us up’, continuously through their continued kindness and unconditional friendship.
To other numerous individuals who made contributions to Sunday’s funeral Mass; e.g. readers, singers, casket bearers and graveyard personnel etc, their involvement is so greatly appreciated.
To Ryan’s Funeral Undertakers, with specific reference to Dan, David and Mary Ryan and to Ms Lorraine Tynan; we again say “thank you”. Your organization, insight and diligence has been of great comfort; throughout this most traumatic of times.
We wish to thank the core ICU medical care team in Limerick hospital, who administered to the late Sally Willoughby. These individuals remained so patient and courteous, not only to a dying woman, but to anyone who visited her or spent time with her, during her final last hours on this earth. To the doctors, the specialists, the paramedics, the nurses, the pastoral team and anyone who worked with or interacted with the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) in Limerick; from us go a thousand thanks.
To the professional video team; (Pat Corbett and Brian Corbett), who remained so discrete, to the point of invisibility, in their efforts to capture film footage of this sad event for family members unable to travel from abroad; we thank you both.
We would like to thank everyone from within and outside our Thurles community, including those who travelled long distances, from abroad and from here on the island of Ireland, to join and support us on Friday, Saturday and Sunday last; each taking that moment to meet, greet, talk and more importantly to listen.
Finally, we wish to thank our many good neighbours, friends, work colleagues and extended family members, for their love and goodwill.
How can you ask me to pretend, To smile and go my way indifferent, And busy myself with useless things And not cry, Though the tears are bursting from behind my eyes.
How can you say “time makes a difference” And I shall forget it all, When I really don’t want to forget, But to gently remember The time and times we shared In the moments before yesterday.
How can you say you’re sorry And not wonder Why the earth will not stop wheeling, Why the stars don’t lose their sparkle And why, oh why My sad heart will not break to sorrow.
But even as I ask the questions I know that I am sorry, too, And ask forgiveness, For I’m not myself at all Since she left this place Forever.
End
Tom Ryan, “Iona”, Rahealty, Thurles, Co. Tipperary. [With my Thanks]
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