'One of the good guys,' tributes paid after sudden passing of much-loved Tipperary man
'A friend going back years and years. I only met him recently, and we were tracing and swapping stories about all the times while he worked in Ardmayle...'
Tributes have been paid after the sudden passing of a much-loved Tipperary man.
James (Jim) O'Dwyer of Ballyroe, Gooldscross, Cashel, passed away unexpectedly at Tipperary University Hospital on Friday.
Deeply regretted by his sons Adrian, Trevor, Gary, Paul, daughter Collette and their mother Gabrielle, daughters-in-law Anne and Toni, Paul’s partner Kate and Gary’s partner Ryanne, grandchildren Jordan, T.J., Jason, Kyle, Killian, Faith, Phoebe, Ayla, Evie and Roisín, brother Paschal, sister Margaret (England), brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, nephews, nieces, relatives, neighbours and friends.
Reposing at Devitt’s Funeral Home on Monday evening from 5.30pm to 7.30pm.
Removal from Devitt’s Funeral Home on Tuesday at 12 noon for burial in Ardmayle Cemetery at 12.30pm.
People have been posting beautiful tributes to Jim on rip.ie:
My sincere condolences to all Jim's family and friends, he was a lovely man, may he rest in peace, RIP Jim
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So sorry to hear the sad passing of your dad Colette. A pure gentleman, condolences to you, Anne and all the family, may he rest in peace.
James was one of the good guys. He spent many years with us. Condolences to his family. Raymond, Maura and family.
Deepest sympathy to the O'Dwyer family. Jim you were a great neighbour and friend you will be sadly missed in Bilbo, may you rest in peace.
Sincere sympathy to Adrian and all the O'Dwyer family on the sad passing of Jim, always left in good humour after meeting him. May he rest in peace.
Trevor, Collette and all the O’Dwyer family, Jim was a real gentleman, hardworking, witty and kind. We will all miss him. Jim Rest In Peace.
So sorry to hear of the death of James. A friend going back years and years. I only met him recently, and we were tracing and swapping stories about all the times while he worked in Ardmayle. To all his family our deepest condolences on the loss of James. May James rest in peace.
To all the O’Dwyer family, Jim was a great friend, taught me lots of skills and I will miss his slagging. May he rest in peace.
Deepest sympathies to the O'Dwyer family on the sad passing of your dad Jim, many a laugh we had working together in Ronans. May he rest in peace.