Bill (Dermot) Hogan

Sincere condolences to Gail and the Hogan Family. I have fond memories of working with him for many years in IIRS (Bill was on the panel when I was called for interview). As already expressed by former colleagues, I found Bill to be a true professional, a real gentleman who had a great sense of humour. Unforunately I was away and couldnt attend the funeral. May he rest in peace.

Thinking of you Gail, and your family, at this sad time. May Bill rest in peace.

To Gail, Tina and Trisha. I was so sorry to hear of Bill's passing. My thoughts are with you at this very difficult time. May Bill Rest in Peace.

To Gail, Trich and Tina, my deepest sympathies on Dermots passing. He was a super uncle and always had a smile and a laugh for us all, he'll be missed. May he rest in peace.

Deepest condolences to the Hogan family a true gentleman may he rest in peace

Gail, Trisha and Tina please accept my deepest condolences. Sorry I cannot be with you today.

Michael Flood

Gail and family im so sorry to hear about Bill passing ,may he rest in peace ,thinking about you all x

Dear Gail, Trish and Tina,
I am sorry and saddened to hear of Bill’s passing.

May Bill Rest in Peace and may his absence in your lives be filled with many Happy Memories of a Wonderful life shared together.

Be comforted in knowing that Bill, who was a true gentleman and genuine colleague from IIRS days in the seventies, has lived a long and fruitful life and has now found Eternal Peace and Happiness.

May the Peace of Christ be with you all and
Comfort you in your loss.

Sincerely
Seamus Cody

My sincere sympathies to Gail and family on Bill's passing. May he rest in peace.

I worked closely with Bill in IIRS. He played a big part in my career with his knowledge, his attention to detail and his encouragement. I found him to be a true professional who was generous with his time. In the years I worked with him I genuinely never heard a bad word said about him. Unfortunately I will be out of the country and can’t attend his funeral. My deepest condolences to his wife and family on the loss of a true gentleman.

Deepest sympathy to Gail and Bill's extended family on the very sad news of his sudden passing - may his gentle soul rest in peace. Regretfully, I will be unable to attend Bill's funeral service on Monday

I would also like to add my words of sadness and sympathy to those already expressed by colleagues from IIRS and its related organisations. I have very fond memories of Bill. I always enjoyed chatting with him; he could liven a conversation on any subject.

Unfortunately I am out of Dublin at the moment and therefore will be unable to be at the ceremony for Bill on Monday.

I am very sorry to hear of Bill’s death and I send my condolences to his family. I remember Bill well from our time in the Engineering Division many years ago. Bill was a gentleman and always friendly. May he rest in peace.

So sorry to hear about Bill's sudden passing. May he rest in peace

I am saddened to hear about Bill's passing away. I worked with him in IIRS / Eolas / forbairt, before he moved to forfas.
He was a lovely person and a true gentleman. I also played many Chess games with him. My deepest condolence goes to his family.

Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam! A colleague in the IIRS before I moved on in 1979, I looked forward to meeting him at various pensioner dinners. I being a Gaeilgeoir, he reminded me than he had a aunt (or relative who had being active in Irish speaking circles. Unfortunately I will not be able to attend neither at Staffords or at the crematorium on Monday.

Gail and family, our condolences to you on the passing of Bill.

I am greatly saddened to learn of Bill's passing. He and I were colleagues in Forfas/Eolas. Following his retirement we enjoyed regular get-togethers. He was a much admired and friendly colleague and will be missed.

Gail
I was very sorry to hear about Bill's death earlier this week. Bill was a great colleague and friend in Forfas and I thoroughly enjoyed working with him in the Evaulation Unit prior to my move to Trinity where you and I then became colleagues. I would like to offer you and your family my sincerest sympathy at this very sad time.

Unfortunately, as I am out of Dublin I will not be able to join you and your family and Bill's friends and former colleagues in the celebration of his life on Monday. You will be in my thoughts.
Anne

Dear Gail, I was saddened to learn of Bill's death. We were good friends in the old IIRS until its ill-considered abolition. He was a much admired and loved colleague. As you know we have remained in touch since retirement and we last met at the annual IIRS/NBST lunch earlier this year. Creeda and I fondly remember our exciting visit to your lovely house in Sarasota. May your memories of Bill console you at this sad time.