Colm DOHERTY

To Emma, Edmond and Aoife I extend my sincere condolences for your loss.
I first met Colm over 30 years ago in Rathmullan with his close friends; Nonie, Mar and Luke. Colm was a true gentleman, accomplished and decent with a smile and a welcome at every turn. I extend my sympathies to his closest friends in respect of their friendship always.
May Colm Rest In Peace.

We're really sorry to hear of Colm's passing. He was a great family friend from when I was child growing up until I saw him last December in Derry. We'll always remember you sitting in the corner of our house in New Zealand with a Scotch in your hand and a big smile. Farewell, mate. Mike, Stacey, Finn and Danny

So sorry to hear the sad news of Colm's death.
We've known him most of our adult lives and thoroughly enjoyed his craic and company on numerous sailing trips round Ireland, Scotland and the Caribbean.
He was a lovely man who will be greatly missed by all his friends and faimily.
Heartfelt condolences to Emma, Edmund and Aoife.

We are deeply saddened by the passing of our dear friend, Colm. He was someone who always carried a smile, a natural storyteller whose company could light up any room. He had a gift for making people feel welcome, valued and at ease and time spent with him was always time well spent. We will always remember the happy evenings over dinner in Rathmullan.

His warmth, humour, and friendship will be greatly missed, but never forgotten.

May he rest in peace.

So sorry to have lost a dear friend of many years. So glad after long period of illness with a smile got his wish to die at home with all memories of a life of many careers and service to community serving as President of Chamber of Commerce in Derry, Chairman of Harbour, long service of Animal Service as among his life story. Now at peace.
Will miss you my friend. Mar

So sorry to hear this news today Emma, Colm was such a lovely man and I always enjoyed his company, even more so when he and his good friend Luke had a pint of Smithwicks in hand. A big smile and welcome always. Reunited with Luke now !

We were very sorry to learn of Colm's passing. We had many happy sailing trips in his company to Scotland and always enjoyed catching up with him in Derry and Rathmullen. He was a good sailor, good company a raconteur and had a lovely kindly nature. We shall miss him.

My sincere condolences to Emma, Edmund and Aoife How all your close friends will miss you Colm The neighbours and all the locals in Culmore .i have over 50 years of such happy memories to recall .Latterly our Friday afternoons which were unmissable filled with gossip and laughs .
Rest in Peace my dear friend


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So very sorry to hear of Colm's death may he rest in peace. My sympathy to all his family and his dear friends Mar and Nonie.

We were very sorry indeed to hear that Colm has died and our deepest condolences to all the family.

So very sad that Colm has said his final goodbyes. What a charmer and gentleman and best buddy to luke and Mar, his golf group and many family and friends. The support he got from them and Anne, Nonie and Philip in the last months kept him smiling. God bless Colm, and Emma ,Edmund and granddaughter. Colm has been part of our history and much loved and appreciated . Cheers Colm and we will tell the stories and smile. Rest in peace .

So sad to lose a friend at any time. His good humour lives on. It has been a pleasure to have met him and enjoyed his company. May he rest in peace.

I'm still in shock to know this beautiful soul has passed so suddenly. My deepest sympathies to his family and loved ones.

Great memories of the fun and laughter shared, especially in Rathmullan and Derry.

Sincere sympathy to Emma, Edmund and Colm's wider family and friends.

Colm will be sorely missed. May he rest in peace.

Ar dheis Dè go raibh a anam. We will miss you Colm. Gentleman and good family friend. Sincere sympathy to Emma, Edmund and all Colm's family.