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The death has occurred of Fintan Phelan Senior of Browns Hill Road, Carlow
The death has occurred of Fintan Phelan Senior of Browns Hill Road, Carlow.
Grandfather of local Councillor Fintan Phelan, Fintan Senior passed away peacefully on January 9th 2024 at home, surrounded by his loving family in his 86th year.
Beloved husband of Nuala and much loved father of Una, Marian, John, Patricia and the late James. Sadly missed by his loving wife, son, daughters, sons-in-law, daughters-in-law, his 17 grandchildren, 4 great-grandchildren, nephews, nieces, relatives and friends.
May Fintan Rest in Peace
Reposing in R. Healy & Son Funeral Home Pollerton Castle, Carlow on Thursday from 3pm concluding with prayers at 8pm.
Removal from his home on Friday morning to Holy Family Church Askea to arrive for funeral Mass at 11am.
Burial afterwards in St. Mary’s Cemetery.
Family flowers only. Donations in lieu to Poor Clare Sisters, Graiguecullen.
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