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The death occurred of Fr. Denis Maher of Ardmayle, Cashel on Thursday, October 17th.
His passing was announced on Thursday, October 17th 2024. Fr. Denis was affectionately known was a loyal, dedicated, respected, and much loved Priest in the many Parishes he served in, just as he loved each community he ministered to, and earlier this year had celebrated the Diamond Jubilee of his ordination.
Beloved son of the late Denis Francis and Elizabeth, brother of the late Mary, and uncle of the late Sally.
Sadly missed by his brother John, sister-in-law Eileen, nephew Patrick, niece Elizabeth and her husband Michael, grandnieces Sally and Lilly, cousins, Bishop Mark Davies and his fellow Priests in the Diocese of Shrewsbury, parishioners, and his many friends.
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