Ann Keogh

We are sorry to hear of Ann's passing. She was a beautiful lady. Our deepest sympathy to all of the keogh family.
May her gentle soul rest in peace.
Linda and Des

I was very sad to hear recently of Ann’s passing and not being able to pay my respects. Ann was a Lovely Lady, with a Beautiful Voice, I can recall some Family Gatherings in Highfield and later in Venetian Hall with her Father , Ralph playing the piano and Ann singing. She was also very involved with a Church Choir in Dublin ( can’t remember the name) but She had a great love of singing, as one other person mentioned, singing in the corridors in work. She was also a very generous and kind person, who would help you, if you were in trouble.
We kept in contact over the years, when she moved to Sandymount, but lost contact some years ago, before or around Covid time .
May her Gentle Soul Rest in Eternal Peace

Ann RIP
I’m heartbroken to hear of your passing.
Thinking of all the happy memories we shared over the years.

Deepest sympathy to Toni and all the Keogh family on the death of Ann May she rest in peace .

So sad to know Ann is no longer with us. She was the big sister, reading to us from The Turfcutters's Donkey by Patricia Lynch on Saturday mornings. We will miss her but know she is in a better place

Aida and Madeline and I want to send our condolences in the light of Anns passing.
She will be forever missed in this realm
Hope her soul is joyful wherever that is now.

Such fond memories of working with Ann in IBTS Mespil Road for many years. Always in good form and so helpfull and forever singing to herself walking down the corridors...

Deepest sympathy to the Keogh family on the sad passing of their beloved sister,Anne.Thinking of the many happy days we spent together.Rest in peace,Anne.