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Cable&Satellitesport Thursday, August 2, 2012 THE IRISH TIMES 21 FAMILYNOTICES Radio DEATHS DEATHS DEATHS DEATHS ABBI, TheWillows,RoseHall,Killineer, CAROLAN (née Lawlor)(Dublin)— FOLEY, James (Jim)(Lahinch,Co. O´BRIEN (The Ward,Co. Dublin,and Drogheda, Co.Louth —July24, 2012 July 31,2012, Margaret Carmel, Clare) (peacefully) at home —August formerly of Dundrum) July 30,2012 Suddenly, Deepak (Peter),M.R.I.A.I. (peacefully),athome, surrounded by 1, 2012, dearlybeloved husband of afterashortillnessbravely borne Beloved husband and best friend of Anu herloving family,beloved wife of the Judithand loving father of Emma, PatrickJoseph,lovingand devoted MARTIN NOONAN anddevotedand loving father of late Peterand devoted mother of Colm, Gillian,Darragh, Eavanand Cliodhna; husband to Jo.Muchloved father of Deepka, Esha and Kavi. Deeply missed Rohan, Fergus andMiriam, sister of the greatly missed by grandchildrenLeah, Patrickand granddad of Adam,sadly by hislovingwifeand children, sisters latePauline, Des and Bernadette;sadly James,Laura, Ian, Edith andRebecca, missed by hislovingwife, son, sister Alka andNishi, brothers in law Rajesh, missed by hermuchloved brothersTom, Willie and thelate Peggy, brothers Johnand Dan, Every 10 years since 1952, Raj andKomal,sister-in-lawAmita, grandchildren, loving daughters-in-law, Gerard,sons-in-law David, Garret and daughter-in-law Anna, grandsonnieces, Sight and Sound, the monthly mother in lawRaj,aunts,uncles, brother-in-law, sisters-in-law, nephews, Jonathan,daughter-in-lawHilary,friend nephews, relatives andfriends. Atrue nephews, nieces,relatives andfriends. nieces,relatives andfriends. Mayshe Joanne,family and friends. Reposing at gentleman. MayheRestinPeace. film magazine, has asked RestInPeace. Reposing at Townley's rest in peace. Funeral Massat11o´c. home today(Thursday) from 5o´c. to 7 ReposinginFanagansFuneralHome, Funeral Home,Crosslanes,Drogheda today (Thursday) in theChurchofthe o´c. Removalfromhis residence Church Street,Finglas,today today critics and directors to vote for from 5pmuntil 7pmtoday, Thursday Holy Family,Aughrim Street followed tomorrow (Friday)toLahinch Church (Thursday).Removal tomorrow their top 10 films of all time. withprayers at 6pmthisevening. by burial in Glasnevin Cemetery. for11a.m.Mass. Burial afterwards in (Friday)at10.30 o´clocktoSt. Canices PrivateFamily Hindu Ceremonyto Family flowersonly. Donationsif Kilmacreehey Cemetery.Family Church,FinglasVillage for11.00 Citizen Kane has topped the follow. No flowersplease, donations if desiredtoSt. FrancisHospice, Raheny. flowersonly. Donationsinlieuto o´clockMassand funeral afterwards to poll for the past 50 years. desiredtoDrogheda CityEnterprise Le Chéile Arís Milford HospiceHomecare Team. TheWardCemetery, Co. Dublin.House Centre. Private. Matthew Sweet asks, does it GILLEN (née Widger), Mary Antoinette POWER (Wexford) PatrickJoseph (Joe) deserve to win again this CHAPMAN Mark Harris (Blackrock, (Toni), (Terenure, Dublin), August 1, —August1,2012, (formerly of Co. Dublin)—August1,2012after a 2012,(peacefully) in thetender loving Kiltealy,Co. Wexford,retiredAIB year? Challenging Kane, BINCHY (Dalkey,Co. Dublin)—July short illnessatThe BlackrockClinic. 30,2012, peacefullyafter ashort careofthe staffatOur Lady´s Hospice, BankManager),(peacefully), withhis BBC Radio 4, 11.30am Sadly missed by hisbrother Paul,sisters Harold´s Cross; belovedwifeofthe late family at St.John's Community illness, Maeve, dearly belovedwifeand Yvonne and Adele, sister-in-law best friend of Gordon Snell,loving Des: shewill be verysadly missed by Hospital, Enniscorthy, Co.Wexford, Marcia,brothers-in-lawJustin and Ken, herlovingdaughter Rena,sisters Bernie belovedhusbandofEmily (née sister of Joan, Williamand thelate nieces and nephewsand hismany Renie; verysadly missed by her much andAnne, brothers John and Tom, D'Arcy), loving father of Emer (Maher), RTÉRadio 1 BBC Radio 2 friends. FuneralService will take place nieces,nephews, relatives, friendsand Susan (Neville), John,Donal andJane; loved family andawide circle of on Saturday morning, August 4at10 FM: 88.2-90.0; 95.2 MHz, LW:252 kHz. FM: 88-90.2 MHz friends. Removaltomorrow, Friday to neighbours.Rest in Peace. Removal sadly missed by his brothers Fr. a.m.inSt. Philip and St. James Church, tomorrow (Friday)morning from Our Michael OSAand Noel, sistersVera News on the hour 7.00am Chris Evans. 10.00 Claudia theChurchofthe Assumption, Dalkey CrossAvenue, Blackrockand arriving at 11.20am for11.30am. Lady's Hospice MortuaryChapel, to the (Sr. Stanislaus) and EithneBlake, 7.00am Morning Ireland. With Cathal Mac Winkleman. 12.00 Jeremy Vine. 2.00 afterwardstoShanganagh Cemetery. Church of theHolySpirit, Kimmage pre-deceased by his loving daughter Funeral Mass followedbyaprivate "Whatwill surviveofusislove" Coille, Rachel English and Gavin Patrick Kielty. 5.00 Simon Mayo. 7.00 Bob cremation.House private. No flowers Manorarriving for11.00 o´c. Funeral Emer,brothers Dick andLeo and sister Jennings. 9.00 The John MurrayShow. Harris Country. 8.00 Mark Radcliffe’s please. Donations, if desired, to Mass,followedbyburialin Joan, willbeloved and remembered by 10.00 Todaywith PatKenny.The mid- Music Club. 9.00 Listen to the Band. 9.30 Arthritis Irelandorthe Irish Heart Bohernabreena Cemetery. Family allwho knew him, hisfamilyand morning current affairsshow. 12.00 The The Blagger’sGuide to the Games. 10.00 Foundation. CREHAN (Bovinion,Mountbellew, Co. flowersonlyplease. Donationsif friends, hissonsand daughters-in-law Ronan Collins Show. 1.00 News at One. Zoe Ball and Richard Bacon Go for Gold. Galway)—July 30,2012followinga desiredtoOur Lady´sHospice. John,Dermot, Sandra,Rachel and "ArdheisDégoraibh ah-anam dílis." With Sean O’Rourke. 1.45 Liveline. 12.00 Sara Cox. 2.00 AlexLester. 5.00 short illness(peacefully),athome Bobby,his thirteengrandchildren, his brothersand sisters-in-lawand his Presented by Joe Duffy. 3.00 Mooney. Vanessa Feltz. surrounded by hislovingwifeand family,Denis;hewillbesadly missed GILMARTIN, John E. (Seán) nieces and nephews. Fondly Music and chat. 4.30 Drivetime. BROGAN, Mary (Mollie), Harold'sCross by hislovingwifeMaureen, sons remembered by thestaff and hisfriends Presented by MaryWilson. 6.30 (lateofHigginstown, Athboy. Co. ("Clonmoher", Dublin Road,Castltroy, BBC Radio 3 Hubert, Liam, Enda andDenis, Limerickand late of Departmentof in theIvy WardofSt. Johns. Reposing Drivetime Sport. 7.00 John Creedon’s FM: 90.2-92.4 MHz Meath) —August1,2012, peacefully at daughtersEdel andAnnette, grand- at MackensFuneral Home, Distillery St. Vincent's UniversityHospital. Agriculture) —July31, 2012 in Olympic Special. 9.50 Nuacht. The latest 6.30am Breakfast. 9.00 Essential childrenAifric, Aoibhinn and Oisín, his95thyearinthe loving care of Road,Wexford today(Thursday) from news headlines. 10.00 Miriam Meets. Deeply regrettedbyher sisters sistersKathleen England(Yorkshire) 5o´c.Removal fromMackens Classics. 12.00 Composer of the Week: Rosaleen, Bea, Carmel andJo; Milford Care Centre,husbandofthe Presented by Miriam O’Callaghan. 11.00 andJulia Connolly (Milltown), niece late Mamie; deeply regrettedbyhis tomorrow (Friday)at11.30 o´c. to St Johann Sebastian Bach; News. 1.00 Radio predeceased by her brothersMichael, Alphonsus' Church, Barntown for12 Sportsnews. 11.10 Book on One. 11.25 SHOCKED BY THE PRICE andnephew, sons-in-law, daughter- sons Michael, Patand John, 3Lunchtime Concert. 2.00 Afternoon on Ned andFrank.Will be sadlymissedby in-law, relatives, neighbours and noon funeral Mass to be followedby Late Date. Presented by AlfMcCarthy. 3. 4.30 In Tune. 6.30 Composer of the allher nieces,nephews, relatives and daughter Mary McAlinden, sister Phil friends. Rest in peace. Funeral Mass Mulligan (Ballaghadereen), son-in-law burial in theadjoining Cemetery. 2.00 RTÉRadio 1Through the Night. 5.30 Week: Johann Sebastian Bach. 7.30 BBC OF HEARING AIDS? hermany friends.ArrivingatChurchof today(Thursday) at 11 o´c. in St Family flowersonlyplease, donations theHoly Rosary,Harold'sCross for Gavan, daughters-in-lawMarie,Mary Risin’Time. Presented by Neil Doherty. Proms 2012. 10.00 Out in the World: A Mary´s Church,Mountbellewfollowed andUrsula, grandchildren,great- can kindly be madetoFriendsofSt. Global GayHistory. 10.45 The Essay. 11.00 prayers at 3p.m.today (Thursday) and by burial in theNew Cemetery,Tuam Johns, Enniscorthyand Hospice also reposing at Mullen´sFuneral grandchildren, nephews, nieces, RTÉ2FM Late Junction. 12.30 Through the Night. COMPLETE HEARING AID PACKAGES Road.Familyflowers only.Donations relatives and friends. RequiemMass Homecare. Home,O´Growney Street,Athboy from to GalwayHospice Foundation. FM: 90.4-92.2; 97.0 MHz FROM ONLY€750 7p.m.withremovaltoSt. James's today(Thursday) at 12 o´c. in REDMOND, Alice (Late of Gorey) — 6.00am Damian Farrelly. 7.00 Paddy Church,Athboy arriving at 8p.m. Monaleen Church. Funeral afterwards August 1, 2012 (peacefully), aftera BBC Radio 4 to Kilmurry Cemetery.Family flowers McKenna. 9.00 Colm Hayes. 12.00 Aidan FM: 92.4-94.6 MHz, LW:198 kHz. Funeral Mass tomorrow(Friday)at10 shortillness, dearlybeloved sister of a.m.followedbyburialinStJames's DOYNE,Francis (Killiney) —August1, only.Donationsifdesired to Milford Anne (Gantly) (Bray) andSteen, Leonard. With all your golden hits. 2.00 News on the hour 2012,inBlackrock Hospice. Beloved Care Centre. predeceased by hermuch loved sister Rick in the Afternoon. Forall that’sgot 6.00am Today. 9.00 Inside the Ethics Cemetery, Athboy. Donations in lieuof Includes 2digital hearingaids, free consultation and flowerstoSt. VincentdePaul.
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