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Rest in Peace
Profound sadness descended upon Newcastle when the community learned of the sad passing of the late Tommy Hally of Graig Mhuire, Newcastle who passed away peacefully in his 94th year on Wednesday last, March 19.
Predeceased by his wife Margaret. Tommy was a jovial man with a lovely deposition, he will be sorely missed not alone by his family, but all who had the privilege of knowing him.
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Reposing at Condon's Funeral Home on Friday, March 21, Funeral Mass took place on Saturday, March 22 at the church of our lady Newcastle, followed by burial in adjoining cemetery.
Our sincere condolences to his sister Maureen Moloney, his nieces, nephews, brothers in law, sisters in law, extended family and his many friends.
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