Eamonn McLaughlin Funeral Director

11/11/2025

✨ At Christmas, we remember those who are no longer with us but remain forever in our hearts. 💫

We’re creating a special Christmas Remembrance Video to share here in the lead-up to Christmas — a way for families to include a loved one’s photograph and name in a shared tribute. ❤️

If you’d like to include someone, please use the link below to upload a photograph and their name. You can also include a date of death and a short message if you wish.

📸 Submit your photo here: https://forms.gle/StfqCEUKVy9uyeSm6

Submissions will remain open until the end of November.

Please share if you can ❤️

10/11/2025

(lst & 23rd Anniversary)

lst anniversary

Nan (Anastasia) Henry

In loving memory of our precious mother, granny
and great granny Nan, who died on the l6th of November 2024.

When God was making mothers
He must have made a fuss,
He spent a lot of time on one,
and gave that one to us.

Of all the gifts in life
However great or small,
To have you as our Mammy
Was the greatest gift of all.

Because you were so special
No words could ever say,
How much we love and miss you
Today and everyday.

23rd Anniversary

Jack

In loving memory of our precious father, grandfather and great grandfather who died on the 16th of November 2002.

Gone are the days we used to share
But in our hearts you are always there,
The gates of memory will never close
We miss you more than anyone knows.

With tender love and deep regret,
We who love you will never forget.

Always loved and never will be forgotten, by their
children, grandchildren and great grandchildren.

Nan's first anniversary mass will be held in St. Pius X Church Moville on the 15th of November at 6:30pm

10/11/2025

Acknowledgement - Months Mind Mass

JJ Lafferty, Corvish, Carndonagh.

We, the family of the late JJ Lafferty, would like to express our most heartfelt thanks and appreciation
for the outpouring of love, support, and kindness shown to us during our recent bereavement.

We are deeply grateful to our extended family, friends, neighbours, and the wider community for the
compassion, prayers, and help we received in the weeks before JJ's passing and in the days that
followed. Your visits to our home, thoughtful gestures, kind words, sympathy cards and presence at
JJ's funeral mass brought us great comfort during a very difficult time.

Our sincere thanks to Fr. Coyle and Fr. Con Mc Laughlin for their prayers, support, and the beautiful
funeral mass they celebrated in JJ's memory.

A special word of thanks to those who participated in the mass and to those who provided the beautiful and uplifting music, it added so much to the service and reflected JJ's spirit perfectly.

We would like to extend our deepest gratitude to Eamonn McLaughlin Funeral Director for his
professionalism, gentleness, and genuine care. Eamonn, your compassionate guidance, attention to
detail, and the warmth you showed to each of us went far beyond your duty. Your kindness and respect in every aspect of the arrangements brought us great comfort, and we will always be thankful for the dignity with which you cared for JJ and our family.

We are also deeply thankful to the doctors, nurses, and staff at St. James's Hospital, Dublin, University Hospital Galway, and Letterkenny University Hospital, as well as Dr. Falls and Dr. Downey, for the exceptional care, compassion, and respect shown to JJ throughout his illness.

To JJ's many friends - your constant presence, friendship, and support meant the world to him and to
us. Your kindness will never be forgotten.

Our heartfelt thanks to Carndonagh GAA Club and the wider GAA community, for their incredible support during JJ's illness, their help and kindness at the wake, and for the beautiful and moving tribute organised on the morning of his funeral - a memory we will always treasure.

We are also very grateful to An Garda Siochana for their assistance on the day of the funeral.

As it is impossible to thank everyone individually, please accept this acknowledgment as a token of
our deepest gratitude and appreciation.

JJ was a remarkable man - a devoted husband, a wonderful father, a loving son, and a gentle soul
whose quiet strength, humility, and kindness touched the lives of all who knew him. He never sought
attention or praise, but his love and care spoke louder than words ever could.

With heartfelt thanks,
Nuala, Conor, Oran, Cian, and the Lafferty Family

JJ's Month's Mind Mass will take place on
Sunday 16th November at 9:00 am in the Sacred Heart Church Carndonagh.

09/11/2025

The death has taken place at St James's Hospital, Dublin of Charles Doherty, Tallaght, Co. Dublin and formerly of Creggan Road, Derry, surrounded by his loving family on 7th November 2025.

Charles will be sadly missed by his wife Majella, sons Matthew and Niall, daughter Amy, son-in-law Niall
and daughters-in-law Michelle and Lisa and by his beloved grandchildren, Yari, Lily and Charlotte.

Predeceased by his sister Bridgeen and his brother John.

Deeply regretted and sadly missed by brothers and sisters, Joseph (Una) - Greencastle, Michael (Kay) - Greencastle, Kathleen (Gerry) - Greencastle, Mary - Canada, Seamus (Dolores) - M**f, Gabriel - Burnfoot and Raymond - Moville, extended family and loyal friends.

May Charles Rest In Peace

Laoch Láidir

Reposing at his home between 5pm and 7pm on Tuesday 11th November.

Removal from his family home on Wednesday morning to arrive at St. Mary's Priory, Main Street, Tallaght for Funeral Mass at 11.00am. Burial afterwards in Bohernabreena cemetery.

Family flowers only, donations, if desired, to the Irish Cancer Society.

08/11/2025

The peaceful death has taken place at her home of Margaret McGrenaghan, Kilmaroo, Culdaff F93 H5NK

Beloved wife of Brian and much loved mother of Bernadette, Sean, Claire (Phil), Caroline (Patsy), Siobhan, Eilis (Kieran) and Brian (Sinead).

Cherished granny of Tara, Seán, Clodagh, John, Aoife, Lyla-Rose, Jack, Killian, Brian, Dáire and Tommy.

Deeply regretted and sadly missed by her brother Daniel, her nieces and nephews, wider family circle, friends and neighbours.

May Margaret Rest In Peace.

Margaret's remains are now reposing at her home where you are all welcome to pay your respects with a One Way System in operation.

Funeral from there on Tuesday (November 11th) at 10.20am for 11am Requiem Mass in St Mary's Church, Bocan followed by Interment in the adjoining cemetery.

Requiem Mass can be viewed live on www.culdaffparish.com

Family time from 11pm to 11am and on the morning of the funeral.

Family flowers only please donations in lieu if desired to Friends of Inishowen Hospice C/O any family member or Eamonn McLaughlin Funeral Director

08/11/2025

The death has taken place at her home of Gertie Logue, Ciuin Mara, Carnagarve, Moville F93 K9N7

Predeceased by her husband Seamus and much loved mother of Sean.

Predeceased by her sisters Mary and Rosaleen and her bothers Leonard, Vincent and Eunan.

Deeply regretted and sadly missed by her sisters Nan, Monica and Nuala, her nieces and nephews, wider family circle, friends and neighbours.

May Gertie Rest In Peace.

Gertie's remains are now reposing at her home where you are all welcome to pay your respects.

Funeral from there on Monday (November 10th) at 11.20am for 12pm Requiem Mass in St Pius X Church Moville, followed by interment in Ballybrack cemetery.

Funeral mass can be viewed live on www.movilleparish.com

Family time from 11pm to 11am.

Family flowers only please donations in lieu if desired to The Alzheimer's Society of Ireland C/O any family member or Eamonn McLaughlin Funeral Director.

07/11/2025

The Month's Mind Mass for the late Brian Lafferty will be live streamed on Malin Parish page tomorrow (Saturday 8th) at 6pm from St Patrick's Church, Aughaclay.

Acknowledgement - Month's Mind Mass
Brian Lafferty, Malin and formally of Bunn, Glengad.

We, the family of the late Brian Lafferty wish to extend our sincere gratitude to all the caring, kind and thoughtful relations, friends and neighbours who helped us over the last while with the passing of our wonderful daddy, granda, uncle, cousin, brother-in-law and friend.

The arms that physically scooped us up when daddy got sick so suddenly. The constant phone calls, prayers and text messages to let us know that you were thinking of daddy. Those of you who came to the hospital, sat with us at such an unsure and sad time. You helped us in those days more than you will ever know.

A special thanks to the wonderful nurses, doctors and medical staff in Letterkenny University Hospital whose care and kindness brought us great comfort. Especially nurse Clara Mc Laughlin from the palliative care team who was beyond helpful and professional in her care of daddy in his last days. We will forever remember the care, kindness and dignity she showed to him and to us.

Thank you to all those who called to our home, attended the wake or funeral or both, sent sympathy/mass cards/floral tributes, offered donations, travelled long distances or remembered us in your prayers, we are deeply grateful. Your kindness and support brought great comfort at a very difficult and sad time.

We extend thanks to the wonderful friends, neighbours and extended family who took over the kitchen and the refreshments, provided help with traffic and parking and prepared the grave. Thanks also to the John Doherty (L) and all the staff in Fishermans Inn Culkenny for providing the refreshments after the funeral.
A special word of thanks to The Glengad Community Centre for providing their facilities for the funeral gathering and all the fantastic volunteers who gave so freely of their time. Thanks to each and every one of you for the care, warmth, and hospitality shown to us. Daddy was a proud Glengad man and he would be touched by the true sense of community that surrounded us. The care, warmth, and togetherness shown by everyone at the centre was a beautiful reminder of the strength and compassion that exist within the Glengad community.

A special word of thanks to Malin GAA for their generosity in providing parking facilities, help with refreshments, bringing food and visiting our home. We were especially touched by your genuine compassion when The Minor Girls paid their respects after their county final. Your collective willingness to help and open your doors to the community truly reflects the spirit of teamwork and care that makes this club so special. Thank you for going above and beyond to make a difficult time a little easier for us.

A huge thank you to Eamonn and Liam from Eamonn McLaughlin Funeral Director for their kindness, professionalism and empathy. Also, to Fr Devlin for visiting our home, offering nightly prayers and celebrating the beautiful requiem mass for Brian. We are also deeply grateful to the altar servers and Eucharistic ministers for their participation. To Joanne and Finbarr for the beautiful, touching music which added such grace to the funeral.

Daddy was a quiet soul, the kind of person whose presence brought calm rather than noise. Though he never sought attention or praise, his kindness spoke louder than any words ever could. Humble and selfless, he made the world a little better for everyone around him, often without anyone realizing just how much of a difference he made.
Brian was adored by his family and friends and that showed in buckets when he needed you all the most. Keep us in your prayers as we try to live without him. We can’t possibly thank you all individually, but please know, that together, you made the most heartbreaking time a little easier for us and we count ourselves so lucky to have such amazing friends and neighbours.

Please accept this acknowledgement as a token of our sincere gratitude and appreciation. Your kindness and support will always be remembered.

Brian’s Month's Mind Mass will be celebrated in St Patrick’s church, Aughaclay on Saturday, 8th November at 6.PM

May he Rest in Peace with the angels

The Lafferty family.

07/11/2025

LEO MCGUINNESS, Ballyharry, Lecamey, Culdaff

Acknowledgement - Month's Mind Mass

The Family of the late Leo McGuinness, Ballyharry, Culdaff would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to all our friends, family & neighbours for their support.

A special word of thanks to the doctors and nurses of Letterkenny General Hospital & at the Donegal Hospice. Also thanks to our GP Doctor Siofra and staff at Brook Medical Malin and to Leo's carers.

To Fr Haan for his lovely Mass and Prayers, to the Grave Diggers, to Carmel for the flowers and to Eamon McLaughlin Funeral Director for the dignified and professional way they carried out the funeral arrangements, thank you all.

Leo's months mind Mass will be held on Wednesday 12th November in St Marys Church Bocan at 7.30pm.

Mass will be offered for all your intentions.

05/11/2025

The peaceful death has taken place at Letterkenny University Hospital of Thomas Harley, Clunelly, Quigley's Point.

Predeceased by his parents Hugh and Gretta and his sister Cecilia and brother-in-law George.

Deeply regretted and sadly missed by his sister Elizabeth, brothers Billy and Denis, sisters-in-law Mary K and Claire, niece and nephews Michelle, Daniel, George and Lee, extended family circle, friends and neighbours.

May Thomas Rest In Peace.

Thomas's remains are now reposing at the home of his sister Elizabeth, Clunelly, Quigley's Point (F93 Y0YX), where you are all welcome to pay your respects.

Funeral from there on Saturday (November 8th) at 10.20am for 11am Requiem Mass in St Columba's Church Drung, followed by Interment in the adjoining cemetery.

Requiem Mass can be viewed live on www.stcolumbasdrung.net

Family time from 10pm to 11am.

Family flowers only please, donations in lieu if desired to Letterkenny University Hospital C/O any family member or Eamonn McLaughlin Funeral Director

03/11/2025

The death has taken place at Letterkenny University Hospital of Hugh Sullivan, Carrowtrasna, Greencastle F93 W0H9.

Sadly missed by his sisters Eileen and May, brothers Eugene and Donal, nieces and nephews, wider family circle, friends and neighbours.

May Hugh Rest In Peace.

Hugh's remains will repose at his home from 6pm this evening (Monday) where you are all welcome to pay your respects.

Funeral from there on Wednesday (November 5th) at 10.30am for 11am Requiem Mass in St Mary's Church, Ballybrack followed by interment in Ballybrack cemetery.

Family time from 9pm to 11am.

02/11/2025

🕯️ All Souls’ Day – 2nd November

We light a candle in remembrance of all who have gone before us, and in support of those who miss them.

01/11/2025

Acknowledgement - Month's Mind Mass
Brian Lafferty, Malin and formally of Bunn, Glengad.

We, the family of the late Brian Lafferty wish to extend our sincere gratitude to all the caring, kind and thoughtful relations, friends and neighbours who helped us over the last while with the passing of our wonderful daddy, granda, uncle, cousin, brother-in-law and friend.

The arms that physically scooped us up when daddy got sick so suddenly. The constant phone calls, prayers and text messages to let us know that you were thinking of daddy. Those of you who came to the hospital, sat with us at such an unsure and sad time. You helped us in those days more than you will ever know.

A special thanks to the wonderful nurses, doctors and medical staff in Letterkenny University Hospital whose care and kindness brought us great comfort. Especially nurse Clara Mc Laughlin from the palliative care team who was beyond helpful and professional in her care of daddy in his last days. We will forever remember the care, kindness and dignity she showed to him and to us.

Thank you to all those who called to our home, attended the wake or funeral or both, sent sympathy/mass cards/floral tributes, offered donations, travelled long distances or remembered us in your prayers, we are deeply grateful. Your kindness and support brought great comfort at a very difficult and sad time.

We extend thanks to the wonderful friends, neighbours and extended family who took over the kitchen and the refreshments, provided help with traffic and parking and prepared the grave. Thanks also to the John Doherty (L) and all the staff in Fishermans Inn Culkenny for providing the refreshments after the funeral.
A special word of thanks to The Glengad Community Centre for providing their facilities for the funeral gathering and all the fantastic volunteers who gave so freely of their time. Thanks to each and every one of you for the care, warmth, and hospitality shown to us. Daddy was a proud Glengad man and he would be touched by the true sense of community that surrounded us. The care, warmth, and togetherness shown by everyone at the centre was a beautiful reminder of the strength and compassion that exist within the Glengad community.

A special word of thanks to Malin GAA for their generosity in providing parking facilities, help with refreshments, bringing food and visiting our home. We were especially touched by your genuine compassion when The Minor Girls paid their respects after their county final. Your collective willingness to help and open your doors to the community truly reflects the spirit of teamwork and care that makes this club so special. Thank you for going above and beyond to make a difficult time a little easier for us.

A huge thank you to Eamonn and Liam from Eamonn McLaughlin Funeral Director for their kindness, professionalism and empathy. Also, to Fr Devlin for visiting our home, offering nightly prayers and celebrating the beautiful requiem mass for Brian. We are also deeply grateful to the altar servers and Eucharistic ministers for their participation. To Joanne and Finbarr for the beautiful, touching music which added such grace to the funeral.

Daddy was a quiet soul, the kind of person whose presence brought calm rather than noise. Though he never sought attention or praise, his kindness spoke louder than any words ever could. Humble and selfless, he made the world a little better for everyone around him, often without anyone realizing just how much of a difference he made.
Brian was adored by his family and friends and that showed in buckets when he needed you all the most. Keep us in your prayers as we try to live without him. We can’t possibly thank you all individually, but please know, that together, you made the most heartbreaking time a little easier for us and we count ourselves so lucky to have such amazing friends and neighbours.

Please accept this acknowledgement as a token of our sincere gratitude and appreciation. Your kindness and support will always be remembered.

Brian’s Month's Mind Mass will be celebrated in St Patrick’s church, Aughaclay on Saturday, 8th November at 6.PM

May he Rest in Peace with the angels

The Lafferty family.