Seán (John C) Byrne

Unexpectedly at Sligo University Hospital surrounded by his loving family.

Late staff of Irish Life.

Predeceased by his sisters Angela Dermody and Mary Nolan.

Dearly loved husband of Margaret (née Hayden) and father of Elizabeth Gordon (Manchester) and Bridín Conroy (Castleknock, Dublin).

He will be sadly missed and remembered with love by his wife, daughters, sister Betty (Manchester), sons-in-law Denis and Tony, grandchildren Shaun, Shannon, Holly, Poppy and Alexander, great-grandchildren Erin and Leo, sisters-in-law, nieces, nephews, relatives, neighbours and many friends.

Reposing at his home (F91X765) on Friday, March 10^th, from 5pm until 7pm. Family home private at all other times.

Mass of the Resurrection will be celebrated on Saturday March 11^th at 11am in Saint Patrick’s Church, Strandhill, Co. Sligo.

Burial follows in Saint Patrick’s Cemetery, Scarden, Strandhill Road, Sligo.

All enquiries to Seán Feehily’s Funeral Home, Cartron Cross, Sligo on 0719159999/0872411114.

Condolences

Marie,Michael,Theresa and John Giligan (London)

Dear Margaret, Elizabeth, Bridin and Families, sending are deepest sympathy at the very sad loss of Sean (RIP) Thinking off you all.

Carol Watters

I’m a so sorry to hear the of the passing of Sean I live in the states and come home to visit my sister Tricia -next door neighbor to Sean and Margaret for over 30 years -Sean never missed a day with out asking me how was my golf game was - such a gentleman always a smile and a nice word for everyone ,he will be sorely missed, may he rest in peace condolences to Margaret and all the family heaven gained an Angel

Des Kennedy

Deeply sorry to read of Sean’s passing. Have some great memories of enjoyable golf games.

brian kiernan

My sincere condolences to Margaret and her family on the death of sean lovely man may he rest in peace

Jerry and Geraldine Lundy. Rhue. Tubbercurry. Co.

Sincere sympathy to all of Sean's family and friends, especially to his wife, and Denis & Liz Gordon and their family from Manchester and Tubbercurry. May he rest in peace Amen

Eithne Murphy

Deepest condolences to all the Byrne family. I met John, Margaret and Bridín while on holiday in Belgium way back in the early 80's and had he pleasure of visiting Windrush a few times as I became Bridín's penalty. Lovely memories coming to mind. Thinking of you all, even though it has been years. Eithne Murphy, previously of Santry Dublin 9