In her 93rd year and pre-deceased by her husband Laurence, infant son Laurence, granddaughter baby Katie, brothers James, Thos, Martin and Willie, sisters Peggy, Mary and Angela; Mrs Long passed away peacefully at the residence of her daughter Jean, residing at Rathmines, Co. Dublin.
Her passing is most deeply regretted, sadly missed and lovingly remembered by her sorrowing family; sons John, Martin and Frank, daughters Mary and Jean, grandchildren Eoin, Conor, Brian, Megan, Sophie, Lauren, Carl and Fionn, daughters-in-law Josephine, Maria and Monika, son-in-law Carsten, sister Ann (Canada), brother Paul, nephews, nieces, sisters-in-law Mary, Philomena and Bernie, relatives, neighbours and friends.
For those persons who are unable to attend the funeral service for Mrs Long, same can be viewed streamed live online, HERE.
The extended Long and Boilson families wish to express their appreciation for your understanding at this difficult time, and have made arrangements for those persons wishing to send messages of condolence, to use the link shown HERE.
Lyrics: Dutch composer and lyricist Werner Theunissen of the 70s Dutch country music band ‘Pussycat’. Vocals:‘Pussycat’ singers Toni Willé, Marianne Veldpaus and Betty Dragstra.
Mississippi.
Where you can hear a country song from far, And someone play the honky-tonk guitar. Where all the lights will go out one by one, The people join the song and the wind takes it away. Where the Mississippi rolls down to the sea, And lovers found the place they’d like to be. How many times before the song was ending? Love and understanding everywhere around. Mississippi, I’ll remember you. Whenever I should go away, I’ll be longing for the day, That I will be in Greenville again. Mississippi, You’ll be on my mind. Every time I hear this song, Mississippi roll along, Until the end of time. Now the country song forever lost its soul, When the guitar player turned to rock ‘n’ roll, And every time when summer nights are fallin’, I will always be callin’, dreams of yesterday. Mississippi, I’ll remember you. Whenever I should go away, I’ll be longing for the day, That I will be in Greenville again. Mississippi, You’ll be on my mind. Every time I hear this song, Mississippi roll along, Until the end of time. Every time I hear this song, Mississippi roll along, Until the end of time. END
Vocals: American contemporary Christian music singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and author, David Crowder. Lyrics: Canadian contemporary Christian music (CCM) artist, songwriter Matt Maher; worship leader American songwriter and producer Ben Glover and vocalist David Crowder,
Come As You Are.
Come out of sadness from wherever you’ve been, Come broken hearted, let rescue begin. Come find your mercy, oh, sinner come kneel, Earth has no sorrow that heaven can’t heal. So lay down your burdens, lay down your shame. All who are broken, lift up your face. Oh, wanderer come home, you’re not too far. Lay down your hurt, lay down your heart, Come as you are. There’s hope for the hopeless and all those who’ve strayed, Come sit at the table, come taste the grace. There’s rest for the weary, rest that endures, Earth has no sorrow, that heaven can’t cure. So lay down your burdens, lay down your shame. All who are broken, lift up your face. Oh, wanderer come home, you’re not too far. Lay down your hurt, lay down your heart, come as you are, Come as you are, fall in his arms, Come as you are. There’s joy for the mourning, oh, sinner be still, Earth has no sorrow that heaven can’t heal, Earth has no sorrow that heaven can’t heal. So lay down your burdens, lay down your shame, All who are broken, lift up your face. Oh, wanderer come home, you’re not too far. Lay down your hurt, lay down your heart, come as you are, Come as you are.
Long ago, when we spoke of education we talked about the 3 Rs: reading, writing and arithmetic. Nowadays we strive for something better- the 3 As: arts, academics and athletics. Here in Thurles we are extremely fortunate to have outstanding schools that all champion the 3 As.
The summer holidays are here for almost everyone. Our students are graduating to new classes, schools and contexts and the song hereunder entitled “Time of Our Lives” sung by Tyrone Wells, captures the feelings of joy and sadness our graduating students often feel, as they look forward to their future; but must say fair well to the security of their past and the wonderful 3As education they received.
We wish the graduating students of the Class of 2024 every success for their future endeavours.
Time Of Our Lives.
Vocals: American singer-songwriter Tyrone Wells. Lyrics: American musician, singer-songwriter and record producer Tim Myers.
Time Of Our Lives.
This is where the chapter ends. A new one now begins, Time has come for letting go, The hardest part is when you know, All of these years, when we were here, are ending, But I’ll always remember.
[Chorus] We have had the time of our lives, And now the page is turned, The stories we will write. We have had the time of our lives, And I will not forget the faces left behind. It’s hard to walk away from the best of days, But if it has to end, I’m glad you have been my friend, In the time of our lives.
Where the water meets the land, There is shifting in the sand. Like the tide that ebbs and flows, Memories will come and go. All of these years, when we were here, are ending, But I’ll always remember.
[Repeat Chorus]
We say goodbye, we hold on tight, To these memories that never die. We say goodbye, we hold on tight, To these memories that never die.
[Repeat Chorus]
I’m glad you have been my friend, In the time of our lives.
Pre-deceased by her parents Edward and Annie and her brothers Eddie and Peter; Mrs Carey passed away unexpectedly, at her place of residence.
Her passing is most deeply regretted, sadly missed and lovingly remembered by her sorrowing family; her loving husband Ned, daughter Ann (Ryan), sons Eddie and Morgan, son-in-law Paul, daughters-in-law Marie and Orla, grandchildren Matthew, Luke, Shane, Emma, Eoin, Eva and Megan, brothers Tom, Jack, Joe, Dinny and Edward, sisters Eileen, Anna, Angela and Teresa, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, nephews, nieces, extended relatives, neighbours and friends.
The extended Carey and Fahey families wish to express their appreciation for your understanding at this difficult time, and have made arrangements for those persons wishing to send messages of condolence, to use the link shown HERE.
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