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25 Jun 2022
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May he Rest in Peace
Rest in Peace
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Alice O’Shea, who passed away peacefully on Easter Saturday night, April 16, 2022.
The late Anthony ‘AK’ Kennedy, Clonmel and Dublin
The late James Carew, Dublin and Annacarty
The late Pat Carroll, Ardfinnan
The late Joe Fogarty, Clonmel and formerly Templetuohy
Fergal lived a fast life in NYC, but found his way to Scranton to settle down and start a family
The late Eithne Symes
Rest in Peace, Lily Barrett
Michael (Mick) McCarthy and his wife Margaret pictured at a St Luke’s Hospital ball, once one of the social highlights of the year in Clonmel. Mick is remembered as a caring and compassionate nurse
The late Charlie Best, a true-blue Dubliner but also a proud adopted Tipperary man
Bridie O’Donnell, late of St Oliver Plunkett Terrace, Clonmel, who passed away on Christmas Day
Paddy, as he was affectionately known, was son of the late Willie Joe and Bridie O’Dwyer
The late Tony Newport (centre), Fethard
Pat Myers has left a great legacy of community activism and was so respected and loved by many, many people.
The late Maura Grace from Carrick-on-Suir
A sweet Scottish lady with a love of life, family and friends...and above all a husband from Ardfinnan
The late Alice McGrath, Annacarty-Donohill, who died on Thursday, April 15, aged 105 years
Alice was second born of eight children
The late Joe Starr
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