RIP: Tributes paid to 'proper gentleman' from Kildare who passed this week
Charles R. (Charlie) Wynne, Belan, Moone, Kildare passed on July 20 2026
Hearfelt tributes have been paid to a “proper gentleman” from Moone, Co Kildare who passed earlier this week.
Charles R. (Charlie) Wynne, Belan, Moone, Kildare passed peacefully on July 20 2026, in the wonderful care of the nurses and staff at St Luke’s General Hospital, Kilkenny, having previously been so well cared for by the staff at SignaCare Killerig, Co. Carlow.
Charlie is the loving husband of Hazel and father of Sandra, Nigel, Debbie and Andrew, and grandad to Nathan, Pannonica, Clodoveo and Zhyaire.
He will be sadly missed by his family, his son-in-law Camilo, partners Marta and Rob, his brother Mervyn, sisters-in-law, brothers-in-law, nephews, nieces, relatives, friends and the whole team at C.R. Wynne's.
Charlie will be reposing at Halligan’s Funeral Home, Barrack Street, Tullow (Eircode R93 TX99), on Thursday, 23rd July, from 4pm, with prayers at 8pm.
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The removal will take place on Friday, July 24, to St James’ Church, Castledermot (Eircode R14 RC79), arriving for Funeral Service at 3pm, followed by burial at St. John Baptist Church, Stratford (Eircode W91 A395).
Family flowers only. House private, please.
Donations, if wished, to The Alzheimer Society of Ireland.
“Peace, Perfect Peace."
Donations to Alzheimer Society of Ireland in Memory of Charles R. (Charlie) Wynne: https://eventmaster.ie/fundraising/pages/CR65233828/donate.html
Tributes paid to Charlie on RIP.ie include the following: “Our sincere condolences to Hazel, Andrew and family on your great loss. We always admired Charlie’s tenacity and innovative style in building a wonderful agribusiness. The CRWynne team have always been very supportive of us in DHM for which we will be forever grateful. RIP Charlie.”
And: “Sincere sympathy to Hazel, Sandra, Nigel, Debbie and Andrew and all the Wynne and Graham families on the very sad passing of Charlie. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.”
While another mourner wrote: “Deepest sympathy to Hazel and family on the sad passing of Charlie. A proper gentleman, I was proud to know him. We always had a laugh when we met and he would inquire about how the team was getting on. He was so helpful and generous to Castle Villa FC over the years. Rest in peace Charlie,you deserve it.”
And another added: “Sincere condolences to Hazel and all Charlie's family on his passing from this life. May he rest in eternal peace. Although we did not meet again after I left Ireland 36 years ago, I still hold very fond memories of all my interactions with Charlie after he returned home from the UK and later as he and Hazel established their home and very successful business at Belan. We had a very strong business and personal relationship and Charlie was a true gentleman with an amazing business ability. He will be greatly missed by Hazel and all his family, as well as by all the staff at C R Wynne, all his business partners and farmer friends. Until we meet again Charlie, rest peacefully.”