Ocean FM has been informed of the following deaths:
Kyle Luby, Vancouver and Ballintogher
Timothy Norris, Letterbarrow and Kent
John McCready, Dunkineely
Kyle Luby, Vancouver, Canada, and formerly of Clerhane, Ballintogher, Co. Sligo. Son of Derek and Jackie and brother of Gavin and Shannon. Unexpectedly, in Vancouver. Due to the current HSE restrictions on funeral gatherings, funeral Mass and burial will be private to family. Mass of Christian burial will be celebrated at 12 noon on Monday in St. Joseph’s Church, Ballytivnan, Sligo. The Funeral Mass be streamed online on the studiorove live Facebook page at tinyurl.com/kyleluby. Burial to follow in Sligo Cemetery. Family flowers only please, donations in lieu, if desired, to The Kevin Bell Repatriation Trust, C/O Seamus Feehily and Son funeral directors, Upper John Street, Sligo, 071 91 7 1117.
Timothy Norris, Drumboarty, Letterbarrow and formerly of Kent, England. Peacefully, at his residence. Removal from Gallagher’s Funeral Home, Station Road, Mountcharles on Sunday morning going to the Church of the Holy Redeemer, Drimarone for 11am funeral mass, with burial afterwards in the local cemetery. In accordance with HSE and government guidelines, the funeral is private to family only please. Anyone wishing to give their condolences can do so on rip.ie or on the Gallagher Funeral Directors and Funeral Home Facebook page.
John McCready, Ballysaggart, St. John’s Point, Dunkineely. Peacefully, at Donegal Community Hospital (non COVID related). Funeral Mass on Sunday at 11am in the Church of St. Joseph and St. Conal, Bruckless, which can be viewed on the Facebook page, Belong to Bruckless. Burial afterwards in the adjoining cemetery. Due to current HSE restrictions, funeral mass and burial will be private to family members only.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH GOVERNMENT GUIDELINES, CURRENT RESTRICTIONS ON ATTENDANCE AT FUNERALS IS A MAXIMUM OF TEN PEOPLE AND ONLY MEMBERS OF THE HOUSEHOLD, CLOSE FAMILY…..OR CLOSE FRIENDS, IF THE DECEASED HAS NO HOUSEHOLD OR FAMILY MEMBERS.
Ar dheis Dé go raibh siad.