David McInerney

I was so very sorry to hear that David has passed away. His speaking and singing voice was always mellifluous. He was a good friend of my Dad and my mother had a bit of a crush on him all her life! I often met him in Wilton shopping centre on a Saturday after his radio programme on CUH FM and had to give my verdict - always good! He's singing with the angels now

We were very saddened to hear of Dave's death last week. He was a popular and much loved member of the Mcinerney and Hoban families in Limerick. He was always happy to come to Limerick for any family occasion and the family were always glad to see him. May he rest in peace and our thoughts are with him family at this time.

Abbey road clonmel many great memories for Eddie with his late wife mary and st Mary's choral society in clonmel thoughts are with you all at this time

Deepest Sympathy on the passing of Dave. He will be missed by all at Mass in Marymount on Sunday mornings. We will still look out for Teddy

My condolences on David’s death. I only came to know David thru his reading of The Word at Marymount’s Sunday mass. His eloquence and his musical contribution was very uplifting. He will be a great addition to the heavenly choir! RIP

My deepest condolences to David’s family ,our prayers and thoughts are with you all in this sad time. David was a gentleman and always visited regularly to my late mother his 1st cousin.

Great memories of our Banquet nights, and his great musical performances. Sleep well David, and thanks for all your good humour and professionalism.

Sincerest condolences to David’s family and friends ! I will always remember him singing in the Merry Widow ! He was a lovely man ! May he rest in Peace !

My deepest condolences to all of Dave's family. He was my Dad's best friend (the late Joe Cunningham)
I will never forget him singing me to sleep with Fiddler on the Roof's "If I were a rich man" because I couldn't sleep with all the noise and singing from downstairs with the "Cork Crowd" in our house in Dublin. The most lovely man who kept in contact after my Dad's death. He is resting eternally now with his beloved Mary.

To all the the MCInerney family my deepest sympathy to ye on the sad passing of David.a gentleman to deal with and always loved the chat about gaa matches and happening around clonakilty in the office in clon on his visits to Misty Heights in Rosscarbery.

So sorry Joanns to hear of your dad's passing, may he rest in peace xx

To the family of David McInerney As a Presenter and Chairperson of the Programme Committee at CUHfm Hospital Radio on my own behalf and my fellow colleagues at the radio station I want to sent our sincere sympathy. David was a great presenter that everybody had great time and respect for and he will be sadly missed by his listeners to his is wonderful programe and Saturday morning. May he rest in peace

A great troubadour of all variety musical,well remember his Late Late in Dublin appearance,however not too many are with us now,affectionately knows as MACS by all many many friends..R I P.

I am so sorry to see the news of the death of David McInerney, the golden-tongued occupant of the Opera House stage and magnificent supporter of Dennehys Cross parish in the years I ministered there. Magnificent and always fun to meet: what a team he and his late wife Mary made. May they both rest in peace and may God comfort you, their family, in your great loss.

I remember David fondly from my very early days in Personnel Mgt. He made sure to reach out to all new members of the Institute at our monthly meetings and always made us feel welcome.
I take over in May as Chairman of the Southern Region of the CIPD and will don’t utmost to follow his example.
Condolences to all family and wide circle of friends. RIP