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Sad passing of Margaret Harley
Donegal Town resident, Margaret Harley, has peacefully passed away at Letterkenny University Hospital surrounded by her loving family, on Friday, October 31.
Margaret Harley was of Rossylongan, Donegal Town, and formerly of Drimard, Frosses. She was the sister of current Donegal County Councillor and Lifford Stranorlar Municipal District Cathoirleach, Martin Harley.
She was predeceased by her parents, Mary Teresa and Eddie, her nieces, Martina and Kym and granddaughter Chloe.
Margaret will be forever loved and sadly missed by her partner David, his son Daithi, daughter-in-law Sinead, granddaughters Eadaoin and Amy, her brothers Tom, PJ, Eunan, Joseph and Martin, sisters Kathy, Ann and Mary, sisters in law, nieces, nephews and extended family.
Her Funeral Mass will be at St Mary’s Church, Killymard, Donegal Town, on Sunday, November 2 at 11am with internment afterwards in the local cemetery.
Family Flowers only please, donations in Lieu to the Oncology Unit, Letterkenny University Hospital, care of any family member or John McGowan Funeral Directors.
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