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06 Sept 2025

Deaths in Laois - September 19, 2017

Deaths in Laois - September 19, 2017

Bernard Fitzpatrick - Stradbally

The death took place on Tuesday, September 19 of Bernard Fitzpatrick of Killone, Stradbally. 
Peacefully in the devoted care of St Brigid's Hospital, Shaen and formerly in the loving care of Ballard Lodge Nursing Home.

Beloved son of the late Patrick and Anne Fitzpatrick, and dearly loved brother to Bill, Anna, Moyra, and Pattie and brother-in-law to Henrietta. Deeply regretted by his loving family, nephews, nieces, relatives, neighbours, The Salesians of Don Bosco.

Reposing at Bill and Henrietta’s residence at Killone from 6pm on Tuesday evening with rosary at 9pm. Removal at 7pm on Wednesday evening to arrive at The Church of the Assumption, The Heath at 7.30pm. Requiem Mass at 11am on Thursday followed by interment in the adjoining churchyard.

Brigid Carroll - Mountrath

The death took place on Monday, September 18 of Brigid (Violet) Carroll of Cardtown, Mountrath. 

At the District Hospital, Abbeyleix.

Funeral Arrangements to be announced later.

Margaret Farrell - Dublin and Mountrath

The death took place on Sunday, September 17 of Margaret (Peg) Farrell (née Bergin) of Rathfarnham, and formerly of Redcastle, Mountrath.

Peacefully, surrounded by her loving family in the wonderful care of the staff at Tallaght Hospital. Predeceased by her granddaughter Shirley. Beloved wife of the late James and much loved mother of Marie, Anne, Paul and Alan. Peg will be sadly missed by her sons, daughters, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, brother Billy, sister-in-law Sheila, extended family, relatives and a wide circle of friends.

Reposing at Massey Bros. Funeral Home, Templeogue Village on Tuesday evening, from 5pm to 7pm. Removal on Wednesday morning to the Church of the Annunciation, Rathfarnham arriving at 9.50am for 10am Requiem Mass. Funeral thereafter to Bohernabreena Cemetery.

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