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FLYNN (née Tobin), Mary (Woodview, Lucan, Co. Dublin and formerly of Killeigh, Co. Offaly) September 22nd, 2021 in her 98th year, (peacefully) in the wonderful care of all the staff at Mountain View, Peamount Health Care. Beloved wife of the late Vincent and cherished mother of Jo (Swan), Pat (McCormack), Margaret (Whiley), Hilary (McDermott) and Gay (Bond) and dear sister of the late Paddy and mother-in-law of the late Seamus. Mary will be sadly missed by her loving daughters, sister Bet, grandchildren Alan, Andrew, Margaret, Jeffrey, Jemma, Victoria, Tervin, Donna, Elaine, Gary and Neal, great-grandchildren, sons-in-law Mick, Tim, Terence and Nigel, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, nephews, nieces, relatives, very good friends and neighbours.
May she rest in peace.
Reposing at Cunninghams Funeral Home, Lucan on Sunday Evening (September 26th) between 4 pm and 6 pm. Removal on Monday morning (September 27th) to St. Mary’s Church Lucan arriving for Funeral Mass at 11 am which may be viewed online by clicking on this LINK followed by burial in Esker Cemetery.
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Deepest sympathy to Jo, Pat, Margaret, Hiliary & Gay on the passing of your beautiful kind and compassionate Mother. I always received a warm welcome on my many visits to your home and have very fond memories of our chats over the years. Meg was so kind and caring to me. I will keep her in my prayers and close to my heart . May Meg rest in peace.
Fiona Weston
Sincere sympathies to Jo, Pat, Margaret, Hillary, Gay and families on the sad passing of your mother, mother-in-law, grandmother and great-grandmother. May her gentle soul rest in peace.
I (Noel) recall fond memories of Meg, Vincent and girls visiting Clonaghadoo. As children, we would watch the gate for the car to arrive, in anticipation for all the sweets and goodies that were sure to be brought. As we all enjoyed these gatherings, I vividly remember awaiting Meg to quench half a cigarette, so that I could finish it in the pig shed – lipstick and all.
As we recall the good times, we keep you all in our thoughts and prayers.
Deepest sympathies to Gay and all her sisters on the passing of their beloved mother, may Mary rest in peace. Thinking of you all Elaine and the whole family. You are in my thoughts and prayers.