Alan McKIM

Rip , Alan is and will always be missed on Camden Row. Alan was one of a kind - A Saint like man.

Sincere condolences to Alan’s family and friends. Alan was our kindly and friendly neighbour for many years.
May he rest in peace

Got to know Alanbriefly at the Ranelagh Community Response centre. Since his arrival.. A very friendly gentleman . Rest in peace Alan

Sad to hear of the passing of Alan, may he rest in peace.
From Barney Blood and family

Very sad to hear the passing of this kind hearted gentleman who I got to know over the past 20 plus years in the D.C.C. where I enjoyed the odd pint with him. A kinder man you couldn't meet. R.I.P . Alan

Alan a great guy in the Harding through the 60's and on into the Harding Old Boys Union. Will be sadly missed from our Old Boy's dinners.
He was an unassuming and kindly man, Rest in Peace Alan.

Alan was a true gentleman. He was a good,kind,helpful neighbour to many people on Windsor Road where he lived for many,many years.He will be sadly missed.May he rest in peace.

Sorry to hear of Alan’s death. I have happy memories of him from Harding days.

I've known Alan Mckim as a Shop steward for over 40 years DctuExecutive member and member of the Senior Citizens Parliament. He was a stalwart and a friend to all he made a big impact as a reliable activist and will be missed as by all his comrades . May he rest in peace Eric Fleming.

Sincere Condolences to the friends and family of Alan. The Trade Union Movement will be the poorer for his loss. Alan was so reliable and helpful at so many meetings and public events in his lifetime, and an inspiration to the younger members. He always made me so welcome and encouraged participation at all levels. Ní bheidh a leithéid ann arís. Go dtuga Dia suaimhneas síoraí dá anam dílis.

Alan , a very friendly positive & cheerful soul spent some time in the Harding Residence .. We met years later at some of the OBU functions in the Conservative Club and he always had a cheerful greeting , he now is ." resting where no shadows fall , in perfect peace He awaits us all, God will link the broken chain , when one by one by one we meet again" Deepest sympathy.to all .

So sad to hear of Alan’s passing. I knew him through the Harding old boys and Dcc. God bless.

I knew Alan from The DC Music Club which was in the Conservative Club. He was always so welcoming and friendly. Many a night when the the music was over we would sit down over a pint and put the world to rights. May Day won't be the same without him. So long me old friend.

So sorry to hear of the death of Alan. During the short time he spent in Woodstock Court he became a popular member of the community and will be sadly missed.

So sorry to hear of Alans passing. He was a great help to me during my time working in the DCC. He will be sorely missed by all that knew him. RIP

Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam dílis

So sad to hear of Alan's passing. He was always a gentleman and I knew Alan through the DCC. May he rest in peace.

So sad to hear of Alan's passing, a staunch trade unionist and a Comrade. Was always a.friend and ally to Mandate trade union, never missed a protest or a picket line.
Rest in power Alan

Saddened and shaken to hear of the death of Alan. Alan was a very quiet man but a staunch trade unionist, with the Marine Port and General Workers Union and with SIPTU. He was a pillar of the executive committee of the Dublin Council of Trade Unions, never missing a meeting or an event. His image may be seen in many photographs of trade union parades and demonstrations over the years. His good humoured presence and support will be missed.

On behalf of the Dublin Trades Council we are sorry to learn of the passing of our comrade and Friend Alan. A gentleman. May he rest in eternal peace

It was with deep sadness that we learnt of the very sad and unexpected passing of Alan. He was great company with a lovely warm personality, great humour and a big smile. A true gentleman and always held in such high regard in our community. Alan had only arrived into his new home at Woodstock lately and was so happy to have moved here. He settled in immediately and loved all his neighbours and his surroundings.
He will be deeply missed and remembered by all the Volunteers at Ranelagh Community Response, Ranelagh MoW and Beechwood MoW.

We are very sorry to hear of Alan's passing. He was in good form when we met him at Sandford Fair in December. Malcolm recalls his sense of humour in Lord Edward St many years ago. Rest in peace Alan

Alan was an unassuming Gentleman, who loved the "Harding Meet Ups" and was always a welcome face at The Conservative Club. He will be sadly missed.
"Resting Where No Shadows Fall".

So Sorry to hear of Alans passing, May he Rest in Peace.

Alan was one of the nicest people you could meet on this earth. Gentlemanly with a twinkle in his eye and a soft spoken word for everyone. We’ve lost a true gentleman this week in Ranelagh. RIP.

Sad to hear of Alan's passing, a gentleman, May he Rest in Peace

We are so sorry to hear of Alan's passing, Eleanor and Tommy.