Colonel William (Billy) RINGROSE

Condolence Book for

Colonel William (Billy) RINGROSE

Clonskeagh, Dublin

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My sincere sympathies on the death of a beloved father and grandfather. He was always a true gentleman
— Dr Maureen Boyd
I never knew your father personally but I always watched him competing at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair in Toronto. I thought he was a beautiful man and I had a terrific crush on him. I am so sorry for your loss.
— Margaret Ann Johnson
Sincere sympathy to the Ringrose family on your great loss at this very difficult time. Col Billy was a fine soldier, an exceptional horseman and a true gentleman who was a great ambassador for our country and the Defence Forces. May he rest in peace
— Dennis Murphy Brig General Retd
Deepest Sympathy to the Ringrose Family, a true gentleman and sportsman. May he Rest in Peace.

James and Bridie Saunderson.
— Brig Gen James Saunderson
Fergal Deepest sympathy on the death of your Dad may Billy Rest in Peace
— Bridget Reilly Leixlip
A true gentleman, may he rest in peace.
— Michael Dempsey
We are overwhelmed by all the messages of condolence for my father. He was so fondly remembered and highly regarded by so many -- thank you all. It was such a shame we could not give Dad a big send-off during this lock down, but we will be arranging a memorial service as soon as it is appropriate to do so. Thanks again.
— Fergal & Charlie Ringrose
Fergal, sincere condolences on e passing of your Dad, I’ve great childhood memories in old liexlip of all your family and especially your Dad spending the summers riding the ponies on holidays from our primary school days, he was truly a great person and horseman of exceptional quality,
— Pat Keating
Colonel Ringrose is remembered by the Oblate s of Mary Immaculate for his engagement with annual Gymkhana held at Belmont House, Galloping Green during the 1960's and '70's. The family's support is remembered with gratitude.
May he rest in peace.
Oliver Barry ( Provincial Oblate s of Mary Immaculate )
— Oliver Barry
May he ŕest in peace.
— MARISSA GROUBE
Sympathy to the Ringrosenfamily on I your loss and especially to Dolores our dad Dave had fond memories of meeting Billy at Dublin Horse SHOW every year
— Bermingham family Ballysimon Co Limerick
Fergal and family, Condolences from all at Leinster Cricket Club(Taverners).Fine piece by you in The Times.. Brian Godfrey. President LCC.
— Brian Godfrey
Deepest sympathy to the Ringrose family on the sad passing of an outstanding Army officer and Sportsman.
— Sean Mc Cann Lt Gen Rtd
Deepest sympathy. He will be sadly missed.
Pat Griffin
— Pat Griffin
Our sincere sympathy to the family on the sad passing of Colonel Ringrose....
An Officer and a Gentleman.
Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam uasal.
— Con & Margaret Power
With deepest sympathy to all the Ringrose family at the passing of one who truly was an officer and a gentleman. He leaves behind many happy memories for myself and so many people.
Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam
— Comdt Paul Lindsay retd
It was with great regret that I learned of the death of Col Bill. He was my boyhood idol and the saying that "you should never meet your hero because they will always disappoint" could not have been further from the truth.I was proud to later know him as a friend and to serve with him for many years at the RDS and in Bord na gCapall. Leaba in measc na laochra go gabbhaidh sé
— Dermot Forde
Our sincere condolences to all the Ringrose family.
From
Patricia and Frank Blake (ColRtd)
Dublin/Athlone
— Frank & Patricia Blake
With deepest condolence
A gentleman and great horseman
— Frances Ringrose, London
Fergal, Sad news and all thinking of you here.
— Stephen, Pyone, Jamie and Millie in London
Deepest sympathy to Billy's family. An inspirational figure and a friend. Memories of days with him in the Equitation School and the Defence Forces never fade.
— Dan O Laoire
Sincere condolences to the Ringrose Family on your loss of a true Gentleman.
— Peter Burns LtCol Rtd
Sincere sympathy
— Philip Pollard
FergalSincere sympathy on the passing of your father. A great Irish Olympian who represented his country with honour on many occasions.

Go dtuga Dia suaimhneas da anam.
— Michael Donelan
Treasured memories of good times at Honeywood with Mr & Mrs Ringrose, Paul, John, Fergal and JB the dog. May Bill rest in Peace. All my sympathies Fergal
— George Fawcett, Leixlip
Deepest sympathy to the Ringrose family what a gentleman may he rest in peace
— Elizabeth OKeeffe
Sincere condolences to the Ringrose family on your loss of Billy. Hard enough in normal circumstances, even more difficult now. May Billy rest in peace.
— John & Patricia Hoare & family, Birr
Sympathy to the family in Dublin and Union Hall.
Our cousin Billy was such a gentleman who brought honour to our country
and to our army.
— matty and madelaine mac namara cork
A clear round for a real gentleman.
MAY HE REST IN PEACE.
— Michael O Donoghue
My condolences to all the Ringrose family, thinking of you all in my prayers at this time
R.I.P.
— Mary Mahon and Family
Sincere sympathy to Fergal, & Conor, to Charlie, Lucy, Clare, Des, Dolores, to all the Ringrose & O'Malley families, to Billy's friends, relatives, & colleagues on the sad loss of Billy, lovely man, a superb horseman, always a credit to his Country. He and Joan - a wonderful couple - are together now again with sons Paul & John, and all who have gone before. God rest them. His many achievements will live on. Condolences from Genevieve Joyce, & all the family of Joan's Uncle Francis & Aunt Rosaline, Mounterowen, Leenane, Co, Galway.
— Genevieve Joyce, 18 Parklands Westport, & Leenane Co Galway
Sincerest sympathy from Eva and Ned on the death of a great man ,former long time colleague and friend.
Ar dheis De go raibh a ainm dhilis.
— Ned campion
Deepest sympathy to Fergal, Charlie and all the Ringrose family and friends. Ar dheis Dé go raidh a anam.
— Alex and Michael Horan, Clonskeagh
To the Ringrose family my deepest condolences at this sad time. Billy was a great man who loved horses and learning. He encouraged and supported the formation of the Dressage organisation in Ireland and attended all the training and seminars. He has left a great legacy.
— Joan Keogh Spruce Lodge
Fergal,

Deepest sympathies on the passing of your Dad, Colonel Ringrose.

Ar Dheis Dé go raibh a anam
— Sarah Hegarty Martin
Fergal and family our deepest sympathy at this very sad time. Margaret & Noel
— Margaret & Noel Bennett
All members of the Association of Retired Commissioned Officers (ARCO) will join with me in conveying our sincere condolences to the Ringrose at this sad time. May Billy Rest in Peace
— Brig Gen Paul Pakenham Retd
Condolence to you Fergal & family on the passing of your father
— Maura Kirwan
I was very saddened to hear of the death of my good friend Col.Bill. He made a remarkable contribution to so many aspects of Irish life. He was a true patriot and a person of the highest integrity. May his gentle soul rest in peace.
— Liam Connellan
Fergal and family at this sad time I would like to share my memory of you father as we both served in McKee Barracks in the fifties. Both of us starting our career . A career where your father brought honour to Ireland and honour to his uniform .May he rest in peace a role model for a perfect gentleman . Man Gen JJ Barry rtd .
— Man Gen JJ Barry rtd
Ar dheis De go raibh se
— Colonel PJ Mac Hale
Sincerest sympathy from Michael & Barbara O'Malley, Castlewarden.
— Michael OMalley
Fergal - deeply saddened to hear of your Dads passing. He was a lovely man and will be very much missed by all whose lives he touched. I am a son of Brendan Purcell who was a lifelong friend of Billy and I know he is very saddened.
May he rest in peace.
— Gréag Purcell
Deepest Sympathy to you all at this sad time, on the death of an outstanding Irishman. R.I.P.
Noel & Mary Treacy,
Gurteen, Ballinasloe, Co. Galway
— NoelMary Treacy
My sincerest condolences to all the family and friends. So sorry for your loss.
— Josepha Madigan
Sincere sympathy on the passing of 'The Colonel' my first Commanding Officer.
Soldier by trade, horseman by profession and gentleman by nature.
— Col Ray Yorke
Fond memories of Billy on horseback and on MHSI outings.
— Eamonn Kiely
So sorry to hear about your Dad,Fergal.I felt I knew him after reading your superb biography. May he rest in peace.
— Eamonn Maguire
With deepest sympathy. Rest In Peace my fellow Olympian and team mate. Ronnie Delany
— Ronnie Delany
Rip Bill
— Milltown dry cleaners
Very sad to hear of the death of my friend from our school days
— Kevin Nolan
So very sorry to hear this sad news. I worked in the RDS Agricultural Department many years ago and dealt with Col. Billy many times. A lovely gentleman always.
— Rosemary Chambers nee Williams
Met this gentleman once through his friend the late Lte.Col Sean Hammil, a thorough gentleman and made me fell a proud Irishman through his equestrian achievements.
— James L Walsh
Sincere sympathy to Fergal, Conor & all the family on the death of Billy. May he Rest in Peace.
— Bill & Olive Joyce Sherlock London & Leenane Connemara
Sincere sympathy to the Ringrose family on the sad passing of Bill.
Margaret Barrett . ( Formerly Department of Defence )
— Margaret Barrett
Deepest sympathy from the Mulloys of Westport to Fergal and family.It was a pleasure to have known Bill down the years and to have become re-acquainted with him in recent years.
— Frank & Miriam Mulloy
To Fergal and all of the family, our deepest sympathies, so sorry for your loss. Paul & Tina.
— Paul Byrne
Deepest sympathy to all the family on the passing of a true legend
— ciaran cosgrave
When I was a solicitor Billy was one of our clients.A true gentleman in every way as indeed was Joan a true lady.May they rest in peace.
— Judge Patrick McMahon
Deepest sympathy to Ringrose family.Great comrade and gentleman.
— Mick Tallon LtCol Rtd
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