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... Daughters—in-law Pauline and Ruth, Grandchildren William, Wesley, Sadie and all the Family Circle. Safe in the Arms of Jesus. GRATTAN — August 2, 2003, peacefully at his home, Hugh, dearly loved husband of lrene Diana (Ena) and dear father of Harold ...
... Mrs. Diane Sinnamon (Gilford), Mrs. Caroline Castle (Markethill), Mrs. Gail Grattan (Maghaberry), Miss Lynn Fry (Park Lane); sonsin-law Stephen, Ronald, Jim and Lynn’s fiancé John; six grandchildren; brother George; two sisters, Maureen Campbell and Mabel ...
... [Deaths ALLEN — February 19, 2003, suddenly at his home, 5 Cardigan Court, Luton, England, Percy, dearly loved son of the late John and Angeline and dear brother of Nor- Winston, Basil, lvan, Noreen, Violet, Walter, Hazel and the late Tommy. Funeral Service ...
... might have reported them missing.” WARING — may 16, 2002, at Hospital, John (Jack) 8.E.M., dearly loved husband of Jean, 19 Maybin Park, Kells and loving father of Joan, son-in-law John and a devoted grandfather to Emma. Funeral service in St. Saviours Parish ...
... service will be held in John Gray & Co Funeral Home, 80 Central Avenue, Bangor at 2.00 pm on Monday, followed by interment in Cladeboye Cemetery at 3.00 pm. Family flowers only please. Donations in lieu if desired to N.|. Hospice, c/o John Gray & Co. Funeral ...
... o b s Hillsborough, Co Down, John Henry Flood (Harry), much loved husband of Joan and loving father of Kevin, Christine and Nicola, brother to Hilda, father-in—-law of Rosetta and Stewart and dear Gramps to Rio and Grattan, his wife Julie and great grandfather ...
... the advancing Dillon in the home net. At this this time it was all Celtic but that changed in the 22nd minute when referee John Ferry give a pena! ty to the home side following a tackle from Kevin O'Hagan. Gary Taylor duly scored from the spot kick to ...
... regretted by her sorrowing Sons, Daughters, Daughters—in—law_ GRATTAN — November 14, 2001, at Craigavon Area Hospital, Robert William, dearly loved son of the late Robert and Agnes Grattan, formerly of Orange Hill Head, 81 Ballygowan Road, Banbridge and ...
... Dempsey popped up Ireland tR again in the 29th minute, providing a passing option outside IRELAND planted one foot Fight wing John Kelly and touching down in the corner for his firmly in next year's World and Ireland's second try of the Cup finals with a ...
... midfielder John Guy corn- from Stewart on the right. McAlister pass inside the full back blasted the ball home from ten Two minutes later Queen's cMullan connected with a Dar- bined to send striker Paul Mc- . gave substitute Willie Grattan a yards. equalised ...
... Dromara took the ros. first place title with Cullenfad . . Adjudicators for piping are second and Gransha in third Tom Anderson, John Moles, lan place. McClellan, Finbar Connolly and The drumming title was won by for drumming David Brown, St. Laurence of Howth ...
... ly only one of the riders was thought to be seriously Injured. Man was taken to the Royal Victoria Hospital with suspected arm and leg ,niunes. The others involved Eamon Flynn and kitsir3..4ff rider lan Memel who missed the crash by inches went on to ...