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Jerry, as he was known to many, was in his 90th year and was a very gifted craftsman, who took pride in his work.
Sincere sympathies to the family of the late Jeremiah (Jerry O'Dwyer) late of Mullough, Newcastle who passed away peacefully on Tuesday last, February 25.
Jerry, as he was known to many, was in his 90th year and was a very gifted craftsman, who took pride in his work.
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Predeceased by his Brothers, Michael, Patrick, (Butt), Johnny, Larry, Tommy, Peadar,Davie, and his sister Leishe Doran.
Funeral Mass took place on Saturday, March 1 at the church of our lady Newcastle, followed by burial in Mullough old Cemetery.
Condolences to his niece Mary, his nephews Sean, Tomas, and Tony.
May his gentle soul rest in peace.
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