Brendan McGrath

Eva l am so sorry to hear of Brendan's death.

Very sorry Eva .Deepest Sympathy.

Eva I am so sorry to hear of Brendan's death. I worked with him first in Ballyfermot in the middle eighties and I have very fond memories of his incredible wit. I thought of you the other day when I was in Wexford. Mind yourself during this awful time.
Regards Adrienne DCL

So sad Eva to hear of Brendan’s passing. Always a gentleman.

Eva, so saddened to hear the news re Brendan. remember him well from the old days in Central(beautiful handwriting)please stay safe and remember your good times together, love Doris

Dear Eva, I have just read the death notice about Brendan, am stunned and so saddened. Had he been ill? He was such an intelligent lad and always polite and courteous to me. This is unbelievable. Hope you are fairly OK. Concepta Mulligan / Neylon passed away this week too.

Deepest sympathy to Eva and all the family on the untimely loss of Brendan. I remember Brendan well from the Business library, a very talented man.

My sympathy to Eva and Brendan's family on his death. I worked with him for many years in the Business Library and I particularly remember his generosity, humour and wide ranging knowledge. May he rest in peace.

My heartfelt sympathy and comfort to Eva and family members as you collectively mourn the death of Brendan. I worked with him for many years and always respected his smart intelligence, inquisitive mind and priceless witticisms. Requiescat In Pace.

My condolences to Eva on the death of her husband, Brendan.

To Patrick and family,
Very sorry to hear about the loss of your brother.

Talk soon,
Mick

Sincere condolences on the death of Brendan from his uncle Francie and his cousins, Mary, Philomena, Gabriel, Margaret, John & Kathleen.
Thinking of you all at this sad time.may Brendan rest in peace.

My deepest condolences to all the family especially to my dear friend, Paddy. It must be nearly 40 years since I last met Brendan but when I see his photo here it reminds me of him so clearly. His sharp intellect and dry, even caustic, wit, delighted me as a 15-16 year-old. He graciously hosted us on our first trip to Dublin, Paddy, when we spent hours in Freebird and the second-hand record shops in the backstreets. He was happy to engage in serious debate with his kid brother's friend and recommended good writers to check out. He gave me copies of Joan Didion's 'White Album' and 'Slouching Towards Bethlehem' with instruction, not recommendation, that I read them! He left witty remarks on the inner sleeves of records I loaned you, for me to discover months later. Warm memories of great times and a lovely man.

Deepest sympathy to Anne and all the McGrath family.
May he rest in Peace

Sincere sympathy to Catherine and the McGrath family on their sad loss of Brendan may he Rest in Peace

We are very sorry to hear of Brendan’s death, may he rest in peace. Sympathy to Eva & all the McGrath family from Kathleen, Maeve & Ita in Portsalon.

Condolences to you all on Brendan’s passing. May he rest in peace.