Bernard Brady

Deepest condolences on your loss to Bernard’s family

He was a true gentleman and friend, with a huge heart and an assortment of stories the would make anyone smile. During the barren years of Dublin’s many “nearly” games and defeats, a couple of hours post-game in his company and we were smiling winners again.

As he often said, Who are the people? We are the people, the chosen few, the boys in boys.

Rest easy my friend and thanks for the friendship & company.

I just heard the sad news of Bernard's passing. He was a wonderful work colleague and always enjoyed life to the full. On returning from Italia 90 straight from the plane to work he announced "Im a Roman Ruin". My deepest sympathy to all his family - may he rest in peace.

Deepest condolences to the Brady family for your loss — Bernard was a great friend and filled any gathering with his humour, knowledge (of music, among many subjects) and cheer. And sport: he was kicking a football with me in New Jersey as recently as 6th April. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a Anam.

So sorry to hear of Bernard's passing. He was a lovely man and neighbour and he will be sadly missed.

Bernard. I only met you earlier this year in that hotel in Gorey where we shared a pint and solved the world's problems between us. We seemed to become friends instantly. Since then I enjoyed our sadly very few times together. Sleep well my friend and thanks for the walking stick you lent to me. If the family don't mind I will keep it in memory of you

Fond memories growing up,
May he Rest In Peace

I have wonderful memories of Bernard on his visits to New York and also in Dublin and at the Cork Jazz Festival. He was a gentleman and a wit and a great storyteller. He was trusted and loved by many and had friends all over the world. RIP Bernard, you are missed.

To the Brady family.

I am very sorry to hear of Bernard's passing. He was a good friend to my Aunt Marie and a welcome visitor to my parent's home in Bray. Ar dheis De go raibh a anam


Fiona Muldoon (niece of the late Marie O'Meara)

Enjoyed being with you on your visits to San Francisco. I wished I had known you longer.
Enjoyed your spirit, joyfullness, knowledge of history and music. Our friendship was short
and that is my loss. VAYA CON DIOS.

Sincere condolences to Bernard's family from the committee and members of the Guinness Choir. He was a very popular member and great fun at our social events.
Ada Kelly, On behalf of the Guinness Choir

Bernard will be missed by his many friends here in the USA - many of whom believed he lived here! Thank you from all of us to those of you who took great care of him!

So sorry to hear of Bernard’s death he was a very nice person

Sincere condolences to Sharon and extended family on the passing of Bernard. A lovely neighbour and a great character. May he rest in peace

Sincere condolences on Bernard's passing. He was a much loved cousin of my Mam's, Josie Barnes and was always funny, generous and kind to us as kids. My earliest memory of Bernard is him teaching me to fry sausages in Tyrconnell Park, when I was about seven or eight. Slán Abhaile Bernard and may you rest in peace.

Sincere condolences to Bernard's family, it's with sadness we learned of his passing, We often met him at the Troc and at the races, he was a lovely man. May Bernard rest in peace.

Thinking of you all today. Such fond memories of Bernard and what a great story teller. May he Rest In Peace x

My thoughts are with Miriam, Sharon and their families, at this very sad time.
Bernard was my children's favourite "uncle" when they were little.
He was a decades long true and loyal friend. So admired for his strength of character, the dignified manner in which he handled his deteriorating health, quick witted humour - a man of integrity who in his own words "had a good run" - so sadly missed.
Slan leat Bernard.

My thoughts are with Sharon and family on sad passing of Bernard ,lovely gentleman ,may he rest in peace

So sorry to hear of Bernards passing such a lovely man RIP

Our thoughts are with Bernard's family and friends at this time. May he rest in peace.

Sincerest condolences to Sharon and extended family on the passing of Bernard a gentleman RIP Bernard

My thoughts and prayers are with Bernard and family at this sad time. May he Rest in Peace.

Sincere sympathy to Brady family on Bernard"s death. Have fond memories of our working life in AGS(D).Rest in peace Ben.

Fond memories of alovely person
Rest in peace BERNARD

Thinking of Miriam and Bernard's Nieces n Nephews at this sad passing of BERNARD
R I P

So sorry to hear of Bernard’s passing. He was part of the ‘Troc’ family. We loved to see him and always had great fun with him on his many visits! We will miss him dearly. He certainly lived his life to the full! ‘Claire de Lune’

Deepest sympathy to Bernard's family. Wonderful memories of happy days together with "the gang" in Tyrconnell Park. Bernard - you were always a true friend and generous neighbour. Give my regards to Don, Herbie, Luke and all the other friends who have left us.
You and your family are in my prayers.

Very sad news he was a lovely man and we had some great laughs in Coffeys Emmet road rest in peac

My Deepest Sympathy to Bernard's Family. A Gentleman and a great work colleague. Rest In Peace Dear Bernard.

Thinking of Bernard's family at this sad time I delivered the meals on wheels with Bernard for many years plenty of laughs Rest In Peace Bernard (Colette)

Deepest sympathy on the death of Bernard it was a pleasure to call him work colleagues . Kind gentle good natured workmate. May he RIP Martin & Theresa o Brien. 🙏🙏

Our dear friend & neighbour, we will miss you dearly, our hearts will be hurting for some time but our fond memories of you will live in our hearts forever, RIP Bernard. Our sincere condolences to all his family and friends at this sad time.

Sincere sympathy to Sharon, and all of Bernard's family. Bernard was a lovely gentleman. May he rest in peace

Our condolences to Bernard's family and friends
What a gent
A pleasure to work with and socialise with a true Dub

I knew Bernard through the Jazz Fraternity, and had many an enjoyable night in his company. I had found it difficult to reach him in the last few years but his great friend Dave ORourke kept me up to speed and when Bernard visited Dave this year, I spoke on WhatsApp with him
May he rest in peace, and, as he often said, Up the Dubs!