Aine O'MALLEY

Dear Aine, I just can't believe that this is true. We became friends from the 1st day of College. We had great times in the T.M.D.P course. We had many nights out in Dublin and Galway and many laughs at the Management Games. Truely honoured to have called you a friend.

Aine, I miss you so much! You always seemed to be there for everyone no matter what you had goin' on. You were a valued friend and colleague to all who knew you, especially me, both in work and play. We travelled to see many concerts ... 'The Doctors' and had many nites out.

It will never be the same. I still can't believe it.
Always in my heart RIP and keep a look in on us as the days go by xxxx

May I extend my deepest condolances to Aines family and friends. She was held in very high esteem here at Hotel Westport. May she rest in peace.

Dear Aine,

It was a very sad day.
You're missed, You always will be, but wherever You are, I am sure You're smiling... Through your life here you were making other people smile too. And this is how i'd like to remember you.
I hope "it is all going on"

I know I only worked with you for a short time but you were always such a laugh with a story to tell, you kept me highly entertained,I and everyone miss you very much in the hotel and we will always have a smile on our face when talking about you,sadly missed by all of us at the Camden Court,our thoughts and prayers are with you

Dear Áine,

I, like everyone in The Camden Court, was shocked to hear what happened. We just can’t believe that it’s true, but we all miss you. I especially miss you for our chats about horse racing and your tips for the big races which you got from your brother.

We send our condolences to your family and we will never forget you.

Dear Aine, the tragedy shocked all the colleagues who worked with you in Days Hotel in Rathmines, you will be always remembered as a beautiful person whom we all were lucky to have known. Rest in peace...

Dear Aine,
It is with shock and tears I write this, The days in the house in Oakley Road Ranelagh were the best, Our room was always a mess especially your side! The laughter never stopped though. We met in college [Trainee Manager Programme] and on our graduation day you were so happy for us to have passed.
It was a pleassure to know you, to laugh with you and to call you my friend -
I will miss you xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

You will be sadly missed, a wonderful work colleague and a lovely person. Im thankful that I had a chance to know you.
Love alway Niamh XXX

Aine I seriously can not get over the shock off what happened. I will never forget our chats and cups of tea we had also how you got me my new job. Hope God is looking after you. Miss you loads. I will never forget you Nicola xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx