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John McNulty, of Cullen, Foxford, RIP.
Tributes have been pouring in on RIP.ie following the death of John McNulty, of Cullen, Foxford.
He died peacefully, surrounded by family in the loving care of the staff and management of Ryevale Nursing Home, Leixlip, Kildare.
John will be sadly missed by his daughters, Carmel Melvin, Enniscrone, Eileen Gallagher, Leixlip, Rena O'Hara, Leixlip, and Angela Conlon, Cullen. His sons-in-law - Padraic, Tony, Arthur, and Benny. His grandchildren and great-grandchildren. His niece Mary, many friends, and neighbours.
John is predeceased by his wife, Ada, and sisters Bea and Nancy.
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In a message shared on RIP.ie, Fr John Judge of Killaser extended his sympathies to the McNulty family, adding: “May this cheerful and good-natured soul rest in peace forever in the presence of God.”
Paul Lawless TD also expressed his ‘sincere sympathy’ to the McNulty family on the passing of John.
John reposed in Ryevale Nursing Home on Wednesday, March 18, and in Clareke’s Funeral Home, Foxford, yesterday, (March 19). Funeral mass will take place tomorrow, Saturday (March 21), in Saint Thomas’s Church, Callow, Foxford, Mayo. The funeral mass will be preceded by the burial afterwards in Craggagh cemetery.
May he rest in peace.
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