Pat McNally

Pat McNally

Clontumpher, Ballinalee, Co. Longford.

Friday 3rd January. Pat died suddenly at his home surrounded by his heartbroken family.

Predeceased by his parents James and Mary-Rose and his brother Sean.

Pat will be forever missed and always remembered with love by his family, wife and best friend Rose. Sons Sean, Greg and Paul, daughter Jacqueline (Clarke), son-in-law Joe, daughters-in-law Bernie, Kerry and Vickie. His adored grandchildren James, Megan, Molly, Beck, Sadie, Finn, Ella, Grace and Charlotte. Sisters Anne Keegan (London) and Mary Devine (Manchester), brothers-in-law Tom Rooney, Joe Rooney and John Rooney (Lanesborough), Ned McCoppin (Clonterm) and Frank Keegan (London). Sisters-in-law Mary O'Donnell, Anne Lavelle, Kathleen Egan, Frances Connor (England), Margaret McCoppin (Clonterm) and Bridie Melody (Strokestown). Nephews, nieces, relatives, neighbours and good friends.

We hold you close within our hearts
And there you shall remain,
To walk with us throughout our lives
Until we meet again.

Rest in Peace Pat.

Reposing at Connells Funeral Home, Church Street, Longford tomorrow (Sun) from 2pm concluding with prayers at 4pm. Removal from his home on Monday to arrive to St Mary’s Church, Ennybegs for funeral mass at 12 noon.  Following mass Pat will be laid to rest in St Emer’s Cemetery, Ballinalee.

Family flowers only please, donations if desired to St. Christopher’s, Longford c/o Connell Funeral Directors or any family member.

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