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Teresa Doyle (née McCarthy) – Walshestown, Athgarvan
May 12 2019, peacefully in Blackrock Clinic with her daughters Avine and Orna by her side. Retired principal of St Conleth & Mary’s Primary School, Newbridge. Devoted wife to the late retired Colonel Kevin. Dear to the hearts of her grandsons Daniel and Timothy, sister Frances, devoted Doyle and McCarthy family and loyal friends. Reposing at her home on Tuesday from 3pm to 8pm. Removal from her home on Wednesday at 10.30am to arrive at St Conleth's Parish Church, Newbridge, for 11am funeral Mass, followed by a short service in Newlands Cross Crematorium, on Thursday at 2pm. Reposing in Craddock House Nursing Home, Naas, on Wednesday after the funeral Mass.
Edmund John McAleer – Kill
May 10, 2019, (suddenly), at home, Edmund John, beloved husband of the late Maeve; Sadly missed by his loving sister-in-law Stephanie, brother-in-law Frits and nephews. Removal on Tuesday to St. Brigid’s Church, Kill, arriving for 10.00 o’c Mass. Funeral immediately afterwards to St. Corban’s Cemetery, Naas. Enquiries to Murphy Brothers Funeral Directors Church Lane, Naas Ph: 045 897397.
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