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Brendan Kearney,

Beaulieu Sur Mer, France and Harley Street, London and late of St. Bridget’s Crescent, Castlebar and Rush Street, Castlebar (20th November, 2020) - peacefully at his residence in France, following a long illness.

Predeceased by his sister Helen.

Deeply regretted by his heartbroken wife Roisín, daughters Amanda Howard (UK), Jackie Kearney –James (Italy), Nicola Stewart (UK) and their mother Patricia, sons-in-law Jeremy, Lee and Stewart, grandchildren Olivia, Matthew, Tevo, Roisín and Mia, brother–in-laws, sister-in-laws, nephew, nieces and a large circle of friends.

Rest in Peace.

Funeral Mass in the Church of the Holy Rosary, Castlebar this Thursday at 11.30am followed by burial afterwards in Castlebar Old Cemetery.

Due to the HSE and Government guidelines the funeral at all stages will be private for family.

Anyone wishing to offer their sympathies to the family can leave a message by clicking on the “Condolences” link below. 

Brendans' Funeral Mass can be viewed on the Castlebar Parish Webcam http://www.castlebarparish.ie/web-cam/ or listened to in Castlebar on the Parish Radio Channel 105.3FM  

Enquiries to Thomas Moran & Sons Funeral Directors, Castlebar.  0949021231/ 0872364598  

Colin and Helene McKenna
Such happy memories from members of the Sale crew.
George
Rest in peace! I'm from Romania and I worked for him at the house in Sur Mer, France. Very nice man, stil I have your bottle of wine.
Tony, Joan & Joe.
Rip Brenden. Happy times working for you at your homes. Still talk about them to this day.
Amanda Harris
R I P Brendon I will never forget the happiness we had ❤️
David Michael Devine.
Rest in Peace Brendan, happy memories of our youth in Manchester.
James Moorhead, Canada.
Condolences to Brendan's family. Brendan was one of the Sale, Cheshire, UK, 'lads' who were great friends in the late 50's - there must have been 10 of us.
We all have treasured memories of those times, the Locarno, annual trips to Ireland, East Indian meals after quality time spent at the Queens pub, and so on... Brendan, always the restless one, decided it was time to explore the world by heading to Jersey to expand his horizons and ultimately his business success. RIP, Brendan, my friend.
Jim
Silvio Ferrero
My sincere condolences for your loss. Brendan was a great man and I and very much enjoyed working with him.
Christy Tynan
Like Aiden Brett, I too received my first haircut from Brendan's father Chris whose barber shop was opposite Paddy Moran's. Deeply sorry to learn of Brendan's passing.
Aidan Brett
Sympathy to Brendans family we went to school together in St Pats N S.Remember when the family lived inSt Brigids Cresent .Got my first haircut from his dad
Padraig /Dorothy Flynn
Sincere Sympathy to the Kearney Family
Kenneth mc Greal.
Went to school with Brendan , but lost contact with him after that. Sympathy to all his family. RIP
Pat & Eleanor Quigley Castlebar
Sincere sympathy to Roisin and all his family on the sad passing of Brendan. May he rest in Peace.
John healy
Rest in peace to my old school friend of sixty years ago. Brendan was also my neighbour and we walked together to school for endless days. We lost touch over time, but the memories remain. RIP . Sleep well, Brendan
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