Obituaries

Denis O’Dwyer

The death occurred on April 30 of Denis O’Dwyer, Ballybrien, Ballylanders, at his residence after a long illness bravely borne.

The late Denis, in his late 60s, was very well known. He was employed at Mitchelstown Creameries up to his retirement.

In his younger days he played hurling with Glenroe. He was a very popular in his local area.

In accordance with Government advice and HSE guidelines in relation to public gatherings, a private Funeral from his home in Ballybrien to the local Church for Mass was held on Saturday. Interment took place to the local cemetery.

To his wife, Geraldine (née Lyons); sons, Gerald and Eamonn; daughters, Denise and Aine; son-in-law, John; grandchildren, Saoirse and Jacob; brothers; sisters; nephews; nieces; extended family; kind neighbours and many friends, we tender our sincere sympathy.

Annie Browne

The death occurred on April 24 in Sydney, Australia, of Annie Browne after a short illness.

The late Annie was formerly of Doneraile. She was a member of a well-known family in the Doneraile area. Her Funeral was held privately in Sydney Australia,

To her husband, Dan; son Anthony; daughters Catherine, Jean and Valerie; family; grandchildren; great-grandchildren; nephews; nieces; extended family and friends, we tender our sincere sympathy.

Patrick ‘Patsy’ Casey

The death occurred on May l of Patrick (Patsy) Casey, Skeheenarinky, Burncourt, at Willowbrook Nursing Home.

The late Patsy was predeceased by his wife, Betty (née Colbert).

In accordance with COVID-19 and the HSE restrictions, Patsy’s Requiem Mass was held for family members only in Kilbehenny Church on Monday. Burial took place to the adjoining cemetery.

There will be a Memorial Mass at a later date in his memory.

To his daughter, Mary; son-in-law, Tony Murphy; grandchildren, Rebecca, Jack and Avril; nieces Susan and Sandra; sisters-in-law Carmel and Helen; relatives; neighbours; and friends, we tender our sincere sympathy.

John O’Mahony

The death occurred at Cork University Hospital of John O’Mahony, Coolmona, Pike Road, Fermoy.

The late John was predeceased by his wife, Mary. He was a very popular member of the local community.

In accordance with Government advice and HSE guidelines regarding public gatherings, a private Funeral was held. A Memorial Mass to celebrate John’s life will be held at a later date.

To his mother, Mary Hurley (UK); cousins in Ireland and United Kingdom; the Kenneally, Jordan, Dolan, O’Mahony and Whealey families; his Godson Kyle; neighbours and loyal friends, we tender our sincere sympathy.

Billy O’Donovan

The death occurred on May 2 after an illness at Marymount University Hospital and Hospice of Billy O’Donovan, Doneraile Road, Castletownroche.

The late Billy was very well known in his local area.

In line with Government advice and HSE regulations with regard to public gatherings, his Funeral was held in private.

To his sister, Kathleen Foley; brothers Tom, Davy and Patsy; brother-in-law Robert; sisterin-law Maureen; nephews; nieces; relatives; neighbours and many friends, we tender our sincere sympathy.

Mary O’Regan

The death occurred on April 26 of Mary O’Regan (née Cooney) 5 The Terrace, Shanballymore, and formerly of Convamore, Ballyhooly.

The late Mary was predeceased by her husband, Jimmy.

In accordance with HSE guidelines and in the interest of public health, Mary’s Funeral was held in private. A Memorial Mass will take place at a later date in her memory.

To her daughters Eilish (Flynn) and Mary; son Bertie; brother Tom; sister Julia (Kiely)’ son-in-law David; Bertie’s partner, Kathleen; Mary’s partner, Charlie; grandchildren and their partners Mark, Deborah, Lisa, Ross, Brian, Alison, Maria, Oliver, Carol, Ione, Lorraine, Mark, Jonathan, Martha, Bernard, Chloe and Cillian; her 12 great-grandchildren; brothers-inlaw; sisters-in-law; nephews; nieces; relatives; neighbours and many friends, we tender our sincere sympathy.