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Joseph (Joe) Kelly, Carrowcrin, Dromahair, Leitrim
Peacefully at Northwest Hospice, Sligo. Predeceased by hIs parents Margaret and Paddy, his sister Caroline Gilmartin and nephew Owen Kelly. Sadly missed by his wife Gabrielle, daughter Eimear, son Keith, grandchild Dáire, brother Kiaran (USA) sisters Carmel (Kelly) and Mary (Mc Morrow-Collooney), nephews, nieces, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, relatives and friends.
Maura Dwyer (née McKiernan), Kiltubrid, Leitrim
The death has occurred of Maura Dwyer (née McKiernan) Kiltubrid, Co Leitrim and formerly, Long Island, New York, peacefully at Drumderrig Nursing Home, Boyle, surrounded by her loving family. Sadly missed by her husband Pete, son Christopher, daughter-in-law Lisa, grandchildren Mara and Brandon, sister Sue Smyth (Longford) and brothers Tom Joe (Kate), Liam and Sean (Bernie) and sister-in-law Mary, her loving nieces and nephews. She will be meeting in Heaven her brother Michael James and her parents Thomas and Ellie.
May their gentle souls Rest In Piece.
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