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16 Sept 2025
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Bridget [Ber, Bernie] Moore (née Lyster) Bridge Street, Clogheen, Tipperary
There was deep sadness in Clogheen following the news of the death of Bernie Moore, Bridge Street, who passed away peacefully at home with her family by her side.
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Bernie was predeceased by her husband Frank. She was well known as a great bridge player and was a regular at the Vee Valley Day Care Centre, where she enjoyed the company of many friends.
She is survived by her daughter Breda and son Willie, their partners Thomas and Ann Marie, grandchildren Liam and Melissa, as well as her extended family and friends.
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Following Requiem Mass on Friday, Bernie’s cremation took place in Cork.
May her kind and gentle soul rest in peace.
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