RIP: Kildare man remembered as a 'true gentleman'
Robert Harris, Ballymore Eustace, Kildare passed on July 26 2026
A Ballymore Eustace, Co Kildare man who passed last weekend has been fondly remembered as a “true gentleman.”
Robert Harris, Ballymore Eustace, Co Kildare / Dublin passed peacefully in Tallaght Hospital on July 26 2026 after 17 years fighting cancer.
Robert is the beloved and much-loved husband of Val. He is sadly missed by his wife, daughters Emma and Abby, sons-in-law Johnny and Peter, his sister Janice, brothers-in-law Chris, Pete and Den, sister-in-law Yvonne, nephews, and nieces, his beloved granddaughter Lily whom he worshipped.
Robert is predeceased by his sister Tracey.
The family would like to thank the Doctors, Nurses and Staff in Tallaght Hospital who have looked after Robert over all the years.
The Funeral Service takes place in Mount Jerome Crematorium on Wednesday July 29 2026 at 3pm in the Garden Chapel.
Family Flowers only.
Donations if desired to R.N.L.I. or Cancer Research.
Tributes paid to Robert on RIP.ie include the following: “So sorry to hear of your loss. Thinking of you all at this sad time Val, Emma and Abby. Rest in peace Rob. Sher, Peter and the Horan family.”
And: “Dear Val, Emma, Abby and all the family, Everyone at Moss Veterinary Hospital was deeply saddened to hear of Rob's passing. Please accept our heartfelt condolences during this incredibly difficult time. Our thoughts are with you all, and we hope you can find strength in the love and support of your family and friends in the days ahead. With our deepest sympathy, All of the team at Moss Veterinary Hospital.”
While another mourner wrote: “My sincere condolences to his beloved wife Val ,his daughters Emma,Abby,his sons in law Jonny and Peter,and extended families. A special mention to his adored grand daughter Lily. Rob was a true gentleman soft spoken and mild mannered, always a joy to be in his company. Rest in peace forever Rob.”
And another added: “Val I was so sorry to hear about Rob. I will never for get being his first employee and his kindness to me. I am sure he is resting in peace now. xx”