Obituaries, Friday 14th September, 5pm



Ocean FM has been informed of the following deaths:

 

 

 

Joseph Gallagher, Frosses

 

Padraic Keaveney, Sligo

 

Gilbert Stewart, Bridgetown

 

Paddy Callery, Boyle

 

 

 

 

Joseph Gallagher, better known as Josie Harry, Riverview, Ballymachill, Frosses, Co. Donegal. Peacefully at Letterkenny University Hospital. Reposing at his home today until 11pm. Removal on Saturday morning at 10:30am to the Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Frosses to arrive for 11am Funeral Mass with interment in the adjoining cemetery. Rosary on both nights at 10pm. House Private to family and close friends on the morning of the funeral. Family Flowers only, donations in lieu if so desired to Donegal Community Hospital, Donegal town C/O any family member or John McGowan Funeral Director. A one way system will operate at the wake house: entry from the Frosses/Glenties road at the slope and exit at the Killian/ (PRON: Kellian) Meenagran road.

 

 

Padraic Keaveney, Highfield road, Sligo. Peacefully at St. Phelim’s Nursing Home Dromahair. Reposing at the Nazareth House Chapel, Church Hill, Sligo from 5pm on Monday with Liturgy of Prayer at 7pm. Mass of Christian Burial in the Nazareth House Chapel at 11am on Tuesday with burial to follow in Sligo cemetery.

 

 

Gilbert Stewart, late of Kilgole House, Bridgetown, Co Donegal. Removal to Bridgetown Gospel Hall, today for Service at 8pm.  Funeral Service in Bridgetown Gospel Hall, on Saturday at 2pm, followed by burial in the adjoining graveyard.

 

 

Paddy Callery, Knockarush, Boyle, Co Roscommon. Suddenly. Reposing at his daughter Patricia Golden’s House, Knockarush, Boyle this evening until 9pm. Removal on Saturday to Saint Joseph’s Church Boyle for Mass of the Resurrection at 2pm with burial afterwards to Assylynn Old Cemetery Boyle.

 

 

 

Memorial Mass for Des Porter, late of Sligo and Keighley, West Yorkshire, will be offered at the Cathedral of Immaculate Conception, Sligo at 10.30am on Saturday, 15th Sept.

 

 

Ar Dheis Dé go Raibh Siad.



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