Anthony (Tony) JOYCE

Sincere condolences to all of Tony's loved ones on his untimely loss. I often crossed paths with him over the years we were in the Dublin investment community, and I never failed to enjoy his company. He will be sorely missed.

Phil,
So sad to learn of Tony's sudden and untimely passing.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and the girls and Eleanor, Tommie and Fr. Michael.
In the late sixties spent weekends studying with Tony in Raglan Road and we journeyed together and with Neol to New College.
We kept in touch through Mayo/ Sligo connections and meeting up at football and golf matches and outings.
It was a privilege to know Tony.
He will be greatly missed.
May his spirit live on.

Deepest sympathy to Phil and family on the loss of your beloved Tony.

Sincere condolences to the entire Joyce family on the passing of Tony. I worked with Tony in Hibernian, he was a positive and extremely friendly guy who had time for everyone. May he rest in peace.

Our deepest sympathies to you Phil, and to Niamh, Róisín, Nessa, Sinéad and your families, and to Tommy ,Eleanor and Fr. Michael on the very sad passing of Anthony, a classmate in St. Nathy's, and a dear lifelong friend.
Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam dílis. Arrivederci.

We were very sad to hear about the passing of Tony. Sincere condolences from all in Andrew Buckley's pharmacy.
Andrew Buckley

Thinking of you all - Phil, Niamh, Roisin, Nessa and Sinead- at this deeply upsetting and sad time.
I have such lovely memories of Tony from playing in your house in Rathfarnham to enjoying time together in Wexford. He was such a lovely man and will be deeply missed by all the Boughtons

Deepest sympathy

My Condolences to Phil and all Tony's family. I worked with Tony for a short period at Hibernian a number of years ago and he was an absolute gentlemen and had soo much time for everybody no matter who you were. I had met Tony many times since at various events and he was always interested in how you were and how he could help. May he rest in peace.

Deepest sympathy to Phil and all the family.

Sincere sympathy to all the Joyce family on the death of Anthony.
The Griffin family, Ballina rd, Foxford

So sad to hear of Tony's death. My condolences to Tony's family and friends. May he Rest in Peace.

Sincere sympathy to Father Michael and to all the Joyce family.Colm Keane,Skerries,Curry and St.Nathy’s

Dearest Phil and to all of Tony's "Beloved family it is with devastating sadness that I learned of Tony's passing this evening .. Tony attended my place of work for more years than I can remember ... Because Tony never made work feel like work ... Typed smiling because it is impossible to think of Tony without smiling, as you who loved him so dearly need never be told .. His visits were always brimming with chats about how you .. his "Beloved family all were .. the newest editions,the older editions,the adventures experienced with you all his loves with joy .. he was a Man lit up with pride and love by you all .. Always wonderful stories of his youth also .. A lightness of person that had the rarest of abilities to really impart his immense love of life, and all it contained on his journey .. which no one was ever in doubt that he loved with an energy that could put many of us to shame ... smiling again because Tony had the ability to make that "The most natural thing in the world ... so that is how we here will honour such a proud and happy Tony .. a truly wonderful Gent .. May all your memories of Tony cradle you tight for a lifetime and beyond .. Tony,s beloved Phil and each of you all .. Tony's pride and joy's º°¨¨°º✿꧂x

Sinead Harnwell and Family
Rathfarnham Village

To Phil and family,
My deepest sympathy to you all on the death of Tony. I have great memories of our days on Raglan Road.

Sincere sympathies to Tony's family. I first met Tony in 1966 when we started our respective training in Irish Life and although our ways parted in 1968 when I left, we always had great chat and reminiscences of those years when we bumped into each other in the subsequent years. Tony was always a gentleman and is gone too soon. RIP

So sorry Phil and family for your sad loss , Tony will be remembered as a true gent and wonderful neighbour, our deepest sympathies to you all .

Condolences to all of Tony’s family. I had the pleasure of working with Tony in Hibernian Investment Managers and you could not help but be absorbed by his energy, friendliness and keenness to ensure a real team approach to the business. I recall even more fondly the many games of golf we shared and what a fierce competitor he was and always plenty of crack over the few pints that inevitably followed! The traits that I always associate with Tony were total loyalty and his genuine interest in one as a person- a rare commodity then and even more so now. RIP Tony - Kevin O Kelly

Truly saddened to hear about Tony's sudden passing. My deepest sympathies to Phil, Niamh, Roisin, Nessa and Sinead at this very difficult time for you all. My heartfelt condolences to Cannon Michael, Tommy, Eleanor and the entire Joyce family. Tony was such a beacon of enthusiasm anytime we met. I greatly enjoyed reading his article in the Western People in October which he penned on the Knockmore GAA celebrations. A legend on the pitch himself and a winner for St. Nathys, Knockmore and Mayo. It has been a very tough few months for the Joyce Family with Stephen's death in the summer and now Tony's passing. Thinking of you all

Condolences to Phil and all the Joyce family on Tony's sad passing. He was two years ahead of me in Nathy's and I met him over the years here in Rathfarnham, especially when we both had daughters at school in Beaufort. I met him most recently in St. Enda's Park back in August/September and we had a long chat - inevitably obsessing about Mayo for Sam! Anto was a delightful man. May he rest in peace and may all of you take comfort in the wonderful memories you have of this exceptional person.

Shane Butler, Kilkelly and Rathfarnham

So saddened to hear about Tony’s passing. It was always a pleasure to be in Tony’s company, either in a work or social setting and he will be truly missed. Sincere sympathies to Phil and all the extended family. You are in our thoughts.

Dear Phil, Niamh, Róisín, Nessa and Sinéad.
I am so sorry for your loss. Every memory I have of Tony are of a bubbly, kind man who was full of life. He will be greatly missed.

Dear Phil, Niamh, Róisín, Nessa and Sinéad.
I am so sorry for your loss. Every memory I have of Tony are of a bubbly, kind man who was full of life. He will be greatly missed.

Sincere sympathies to Phil and all the family. So sorry to hear the sad news.
Kate Browne

Sincere sympathy to the Joyce family on the passing of.Tony. So sad for you all. Keep you in my thoughts. RIP.

My deepest sympathies to Phil and the family. Tony was such a kind man, always generous with his time. So sorry for your loss.

Deepest sympathy.

Deepest sympathy Michael to you and all the families. I remember how so proud of Tony
you were, back in the day, when he added to the Joyce siblings "gold" achievements .
May he rest in peace. T.

We were so sad to hear of Tony's passing. We have great memories of our time in Hibernian. Sincere condolences and our thoughts and prayers are with you all.

RIP Tony

Dear Phil we were very sorry to hear the news about Tony and we send our sincere condolences to you and the family at this sad time. Our thoughts are with you. Jonny and Mary

Sincere sympathies to Roisin, Nessa and all the family. You are in our thoughts and prayers. May Tony's kind soul rest in peace.

I am so sorry Roisin to hear of the passing of your Dad. May he rest in Peace. Sincere condolences to you and all your family and this very sad time. May you all find the strength to get through this very difficult time. Take care Siobhan and Darran (Conlon)

Sincere sympathy to the extended Joyce family on the death of Anthony. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this sad time

So sorry to hear of Tony's passing.I have many fond memories of Tony when I managed the bar in Edmondstown Golf Club some years back.To say he was a gentleman is an understatement.Sincere condolences to Phil and family on your loss,

Dear Phil, Niamh, Roisín, Neasa and Sinéad, I was so sorry to hear this awfully sad news. Thinking of you all during this extremely difficult time. Xxx

Sincere condolences to Phil and family on the sad passing of Anthony. Deepest sympathies to my dear friend Eleanor, Fr. Michael and extended Joyce family. Go raibh leaba i measc na nAingeal ag Anthony.

Dear Phil and all the girls, to you and the extended family please accept our sincere sympathy, thoughts and prayers at this sad, sudden and traumatic time. As was said so well yesterday Tony was a unique man and mentor to all who knew him. They broke the mould from whence he sprang. Everyone who knew him will miss him because that was the character he had. When he came into a room there was no doubt who had arrived! Energetic, vibrant, sparkling, funny and, very occasionally, just a little grumpy. Perhaps he had missed a put! Whatever the mood, you knew he was there. A legendary sportsman, on and off the field. Encyclopaedic knowledge of all sporting events, most especially his home county of Mayo - every player and every score. His acute business acumen in the boardroom is well remembered and appreciated. Above all, he truly was a gentle man. May he rest in the peace and serenity he has earned and deserves.

So saddened to hear of Tony's passing. I will always remember him as a gentleman and a pleasure to meet at the bridge table. May he rest in peace.

Sincere sympathy to Pill and all your family on the passing of Tony. An outstanding son of Mayo, a wonderful and warm person with a great listening ear. Tony will be missed by us all.

Sincere sympathies to Phil and family. Thinking of you all at this very sad and painful time. You are in or thoughts and prayers.
Doreen and Cliff Howe

Sincere sympathy to you Eleanor and all your family on the sad passing of Anthony RIP.

My sincere sympathy to the Joyce family on the death of Tony.
May he rest in peace.

My sincerest condolences to Phil and her family on the sad loss of Tony. I met Tony many times in Croke Park when he was there to watch Mayo take on Dublin. He was a gentleman and he will be missed.

Sincere sympathies to the Joyce family on the sudden passing of Tony.

Tony was the captain of the Na Fianna senior football team when I first came to know him in 1976.He was an enthusiastic leader and took a great interest in the emerging football talent within the club. His stories of Foxford and Nathys and his love of Mayo made a huge impression on us young Dubs. Tony arranged summer jobs for a number of us students in Acc Bank in Hatch St. Down the years Tony kept in contact with many Na Fianna members and he always had a genuine interest in club affairs.
Tony will be sadly missed by all who knew him.

Our deepest sympathies to Roisin and all your family on the loss of your dear Dad and husband. Our hearts and thoughts are with you at this terribly difficult time. May Tony rest in peace.

Dear Phil, just know that we are all here to support and comfort you and your lovely family at this very sad time. Tony would have been so proud of his 5 girls at his beautiful mass today. May he rest in peace.

Deepest sympathy to Phil and girls and all the Joyce family. May he rest in peace.

Sincere sympathy and condolences to Nessa and family on Tony’s untimely death.

Sincere Sympathy to the Joyce family on the death of Tony.I worked with Tony for several years in AccBANK. HE was a gentleman and loyal friend.R I P TONY

Dear Sinead, Phil, Niamh, Roisin & Neasa,
My heartfelt sympathies go out to each of you on the passing of Tony. He was a true gent and a brilliant man who had a profound impact on my life, far more than I understood at the time when I worked with him many years ago. He loved to debate, hear people out, understand their point of view and drive to the right outcomes. His smile could light up a room and his presence is unparalleled to anyone I know. My heart and thoughts are with you all during these extremely difficult days.

Sincere condolences to Nessa, Cian and the Joyce family for Tony's untimely passing. I met him once at Cian's communion and still remember what a lovely, interesting and entertaining man he was. It was a really lovely eulogy today and really helped give me a better sense of the man and of your huge loss. He will be missed but by the sounds of it, he will already be looking down proudly at you all for the lovely send off and show of strength today. Deepest sympathies to you all. Louise, Patrick and family

Sorry to hear the sad news. Sincere condolences to all the Joyce family.
May he rest in peace.

Dear Joyce ,
Deepest Sympathies to you and your family at this very sad time . May you have comfort from your wonderful memories . Our thoughts and prayers are with you all .
Best wishes
Roz and Michael

Deepest sympathy to Canon Michael and the Joyce family on the death of Tony. May he rest in peace.

Dear Phil,
We were shocked and saddened to hear of the sudden death of your beloved Tony.
Our sincerest condolences to you and all your family,

Sincere sympathies to Phil and family on Tony’s untimely death. He was a much valued member of the investment community. We were all lucky to have had challenging, interesting and fun filled careers aided and abetted by Tony. Rest in Peace

Sincere sympathy to Phil and all your family on the passing of Tony. You are all in our thoughts.

To Phil and family
I was very sorry to hear about your great loss and my condolences to you all.
I knew Tony many years ago when I was starting out in my career in financial services and he was he was one of the best. We used to have great chats about Mayo which he loved and where some of my family came from.

May he rest in peace.

Eileen Fitzpatrick

My deepest condolences on the passing of Tony, he was a great inspiration, mentor leader and friendly ear to listen and guide.

Dear Phil, Niamh, Roisin, Neasa and Sinead we are deeply saddened by the loss of Tony. It is difficult to put into words what Tony meant to me and my family over the years. He was a great boss, mentor, confidant but most of all as a friend to me and my family for over 28 years. He was the reason I went back to college and completed my degree, the reason I moved to Rathfarnham, the reason I started to drive a car and without doubt I would not be in the job I am in today if it wasn't for what I learnt from Tony over the years. He trusted me and gave me opportunities that I may not have got elsewhere. I will really miss our chats, discussions and debates on the latest and greatest technologies, financial markets, political issues, Religion, Sport and Family. He had a great way to make everybody feel important and loved and welcome in any scenario. His memory of sporting occasions still blows me away and I am sad that he never got to see his beloved Mayo win the All Ireland. Tony, without doubt "Fought the Good Fight" and I really hope when Covid is gone for good that we can all raise a glass and share all the fond stories we have of him. Heaven is a better place today with his arrival....!