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Seamus McMorrow Fahy, Ballinaglera, Leitrim
The death has occurred of Seamus McMorrow in the exceptional care of the staff of Sligo University Hospital, surrounded by his loving family and friends. Predeceased by his wife Kathleen McMorrow (nee O’Callaghan). Seamus is survived by his daughter Dearbhaile and son Seamie (Aileen), his brother Padraig and sisters Patricia, Eileen and Barbara, sisters-in-law and brothers-in-law, nieces, nephews and a wide circle of friends.
Tom McPartlan Broookfield, Donegal Town, Donegal / Drumkeeran, Leitrim
Peacefully in Sligo Hospice surrounded by his loving family, wife Barbara, children Mark, Aine (Conor), Helen (Pete-So) and Hugh. Sadly missed by his brother and sisters, Hugh (Patricia), Jimmy, Mary, Ann (Gerry), John (Margaret), Eugene, Brendan (Rita), Catherine, and Noel (Lisa), niece and nephews and his grandchildren, Eoghan, Dylan, Penny and Ada. Forever remembered by his extended family, neighbours and his many friends.
May their gentle souls Rest In Peace.
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