Death Notice: Clement Kelleher, Tooreenbawn

2010-03 Clement Kelleher, TooreenbawnThe death has occurred on Thursday 2nd January 2014 of Clement Kelleher, Tooreenbawn, Millstreet. Reposing at his daughter’s residence Minor Row Millstreet on Saturday from 6.00pm to 8.00pm. Reception into St. Patrick’s Church Millstreet on Sunday before 11.30am Requiem mass. Burial afterwards in St. Mary’s Cemetery.

3 thoughts on “Death Notice: Clement Kelleher, Tooreenbawn”

  1. May Clement rest in eternal peace. A great neighbour in Tooreenbawn, a progressive farmer and a tremendous sportsman. No one was prouder when Niall won his two county football medals with Duhallow. Tooreenbawn has lost another stalwart . Lovely man . Great memories. Denis Mc

  2. In Tooreenbawn in Millstreet in Duhallow he raised his family and lived for most of his life span
    Clement Kelleher was a well liked and a well known man
    Predeceased by Sheila his loyal and beautiful wife
    In her he did find the great love of his life

    Of him many good memories for to recall
    In his younger years he played Gaelic Football
    A man larger than life of him one can say
    Amongst the deceased of Millstreet his last remains lay

    One who made many friends and lived in the good way
    Millstreet Parish the worst for his passing today
    A man who was well worthy of farewell tears
    His legacy of good memories will outlive him for years

    Clement Kelleher in Duhallow was known far and wide
    The card games and forty five drives he enjoyed
    Every day of his life a new friend he did gain
    The life from him may be gone but the good memories of him will remain

    With the many friends and acquaintances he had accumulated over decades of time
    He had lived to a good age his children now well past their prime
    Yet sad to think the heart that beat with kindness is now forever still
    In St Mary’s in Millstreet in view of Cashman’s Hill.

    Clement Kelleher is by Francis Duggan

    (mdc)

  3. Thanks Francis. What a beautiful poem. That really sums up my Dad, Clement – a wonderful father.

    “Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam”.

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