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RIP: Mary O'Loughlin (née Cullinan) Rossmore.
Profound sadness descended upon Newcastle on Monday last, June 2 when we learned of the sad passing of Mary O'Loughlin (née Cullinan) Rossmore.
Predeceased by her husband Dan and her brother Willie.
Mary in her 90th year was a very jovial lady with a lovely disposition.
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A joy to meet in our community with her great storytelling and wit.
Mary was actively involved in the Local Muintir na Tíre for many years and also Rathkeevan ICA.
Reposing at the family home on Tuesday, June 3, her remains were removed to Church of our lady Newcastle on Wednesday morning June 4 for Requiem Mass, followed by burial in New Cemetery, Mullough.
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Our sincere sympathy to her daughters Marie, Josephine and Colette, her sons John, Seamus and Donal.
Her grandchildren, great grandchildren, extended family, neighbours and her many friends.
May her gentle soul rest in peace.
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