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The late Teresa Carroll (nee O'Neill) Cappawhite and London whose death occurred on Tuesday, February 22. She was affectionately known as 'Miss Tipp' in London such was her love of her native county.
It is with great sadness that we record the passing of Teresa Carroll (nee O’Neill) late of Clonganhue, Cappawhite, and Fifth Avenue, London.
Teresa slipped away quickly and peacefully in her sleep at 6pm on Tuesday, February 22 (22/02/2022).
Sympathies are expressed to the extended O’Neill (McGrath) family at the loss of Teresa who was the last surviving member of that generation of their family. Teresa was 93 years.
They will never see the likes of Teresa again, because she literally lived for her family.
Due to her lifelong love of all things relating to the 'Premier County,' but especially her love of Tipperary hurling which she followed passionately always, she became fondly known in London as 'Miss Tipp.'
Teresa is mourned and sadly missed by her heart-broken daughters Julia and Kay, her granddaughter Emily, sons-in-law Mark and Neil, and many many extended family members, especially her beloved nephews and nieces.
Please remember her in your prayers.
Funeral arrangements to follow.
May she rest in peace.
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