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Doyle, Mary A. aged 96, (nee O’Connor) of Celbridge, Co. Kildare and Parke House Nursing Home, Kilcock August 8th, 2024 (peacefully in Connolly hospital) after a short illness. Pre-deceased by her beloved husband Owen J. Doyle (Nov. 2020). Deeply and sadly missed her loving children; Dominic, Catherine, Miriam, Monica and Eoghan; grandchildren Christian, Daniella, Patrick, Brendan, Fionnuala, Aisling, Sarah, Louise, David, Christopher, Phoebe and Anthony; great-grandchildren Elva and Rory, sons-in-law Paul, and Mark, daughter-in-law Melissa, sister Theresa and brother Oliver, cousins, nieces, nephews, relatives and friends.
May she rest in peace
Reposing at Cunninghams Funeral Home, Celbridge on Thursday Evening (August 15th) between 5 pm and 7pm. Mary’s Funeral Mass will be celebrated in St. Patrick’s Parish Church, Main St. Celbridge at 12:30 pm on Friday (August 16th) by Fr. Brian McKittrick and may be viewed online by following this LINK. Burial shall take place in Donacomper Cemetery, Dublin Road, Celbridge.
Messages of sympathy and condolences for the family may be left by selecting Book of Condolences over.
Family flowers only
please. Donations, if desired, to Dublin
Choral Foundation or The Prolife
Campaign or Bóthair
or Sightsavers,
all of which are charitable organizations actively supported by Mary throughout
her life.
Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam dílis
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The Family would appreciate if you could leave a message to be put into a book of condolences for the family.
Dear family of Mary Doyle,
My deepest sympathy with the loss of your beloved mother, grandmother, sister.
Wishing you peace and strength during this time of loss. Know that you are surrounded by love.
Dear family of Mary Doyle,
My deepest sympathy with the loss of your beloved mother, grandmother, sister.
Wishing you peace and strength during this time of loss. Know that you are surrounded by love.
I first met Owen and Mary at Mass in St Gabriel’s, Cabinteely, in the mid 1980s where he gave me my first lessons in serving the Old Rite. They were as friendly as they were lively, and their warmth & good sense were always a tonic. When my wife later came to know them she delighted in their company. Mary was engaging and forthright, a real force to be reckoned with but always courteous and considerate in dealing with people. Ní mbeidh a leithéid arís ann. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam dílis.