Dr. Bill Mulcahy

We are thinking of you all since Bill's passing.He was a wonderful human being.May he rest in peace

Deepest sympathy to the Mulcahy family at this sad time...
May Dr Bill rest in eternal peace.
Joe and Fionnuala,and Donal and Terence Toal

You are sadly missed, you were always a true friend, rest in peace

DR. Mulcahy was a real great person and doctor ,he had empathy always ready to listen one`s problem and find a solution...a real professional and
gentleman. RIP
FARAH MASSIMI...
thank you Bill

Sincere Sympathies To Christine Billy ,Cara,Michael &Fiona on the passing of Bill,A true Gentleman. May his gentle Soul Rest in Peace .

Possibly won't remember - our connection is LAR - and I just want to express my sincere sympathy on the death of your husband Bill, Rest in Peace.

Saddened to hear of Dr. Bill’s passing. Affectionately known as “Wigs” during his schooldays at St. Munchin’s College. He was the second Munchin’s boy to play rugby for Ireland in the 1950’s. I wish to send my sincere condolences to his wife Christine and family and brother John at this difficult time. He will be missed by all his family and friends - a true gentleman

We wish to convey our deepest sympathy on the passing of Dr. Bill and thank you most sincerely for using our version of There is an Isle at the service.

Sincere condolences on the passing of your Dad and Grandad Bill.
Marian Ryan and Dónal and Éamon McIlgorm.

My sincere condolences to you Billy and your family on the passing of your father Bill .He was a true gentleman.

Christine and family,
Sincere sympathy to all the Mulcahy clan.
We had the great pleasure of meeting Bill a few times.
A true gentleman.
Such a loss for you all. X

With Bill’s passing Ireland has lost another great former player. It was always such a pleasure to meet Bill & talk about old times. He was an absolute gentleman. My sincere sympathy to his family. Rest in peace Bill.

Sincere condolences to the Mulcahy family on your loss.

Great admirer of Dr Bill, I saw him play his first international against Australia 1958 at Lansdowne Road he marked the great late Nick Shadie Wallaby Captain. Nick had a very controversial appearance that day having given Noel Murphy a hard time, playing his first game for Ireland too. I very fortunately met Nick in Sydney in 1972 at racehorse stables where his racehorses were in training, and he told me he feared for his life that day, after the game, making his way through the crowd, from the Wanderer’s end of the pitch where the game ended, to the other end to the changing Lansdowne pavilion.
May Dr Bill Mulcahy RIP.

Our sincere condolences to the Mulcahy family for the loss of Bill.

Have just seen the news that Bill passed away.

A wonderful man whom I knew as the doctor in the Aer Lingus medical centre.

In 1973 he performed my medical test when joining Aer Lingus which I passed.

Saw him for different medical reasons over my time in Aer Lingus.

A wonderfully caring and understanding doctor.

Thank you Bill.

RIP 🙏🙏❤️❤️

My sincere condolences to Christine and all the family on Bill's passing. May he rest in peace.

Our deepest condolences to all the Mulcahy family. Great memories of our time playing rugby in Munchins. A true gentleman.

Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam.

My sincerest condolences to Billy (and the entire family of Dr. Bill) on the sad passing of your dear dad. As a former player of Skerries RFC I had the privilege of knowing Dr Bill both during my playing days and on my visits back to Skerries. On those fondly remembered occasions he was always quick with a kind word and showed genuine interest in my rugby career in clubs around the country where I moved to follow my work. The last time I met Dr. Bill was at the Captain's where, among other things, he passionately extolled the benefits of daily swimming. He truly embodied the virtues of discipline and well-being and fully lived the phrase 'a healthy mind in a healthy body'. Above all he was always the gentleman, a stalwart held in the highest regard by all who knew him. Requiescat in Pace, Dr Bill.
Solas na bhFlaitheas agus leaba i measc na Naomh dó.

Deepest sympathy to the Mulcahy family on Bill’s sad passing. Great memories of playing against him in my first seniors game in 1968 and always a joy to meet.Ever the gentleman and he will be missed by many.May his gentle soul rest in peace.

Sincerest sympathy to Dr Bills family . He was our Doctor on one of the under 19 teams and was such a gentleman. May he rest in peace

Sincere condolences to Christine, Billy and all of the Mulcahy family. I played against Bill and thereafter enjoyed his company at many Leinster matches and whenever I visited Skerries. He epitomised the best values in rugby and was always a gentleman and a gentle man.

May he rest in peace

Deepest sympathy to the Mulcahy family on the death of Dr.Bill. May he rest in peace.

Deepest Sympathy to Bill’s family and brother John. His father was our family doctor when I was a child, a very kind man. I remember Bill growing up in Rathkeale and later hearing of his great Rugby career.
May he rest in peace.
Rita and John O’Sullivan. Canada

Our deepest condolences to all the Mulcahy family, a rugby legend and a true gentleman, such a life well lived.

Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam.

The Curtis family
Arklow RFC

My deepest sympathy to the Mulcahy family on the sad passing of Dr Bill, a legend, what a gentleman, a great rugby man and person who will be sadly missed by all who knew him. Rest in peace Bill. Our thoughts and prayers are with your family at this difficult time.

On behalf of the Executive Committee of Ashbourne RFC and the club members, we would like to offer our condolences to the family and friends of Dr. Bill, as well as his colleagues at Skerries RFC. He was a wonderful servant of our sport and that of Skerries RFC. I am sure he was most proud of his family and their ongoing commitment to the sport and on to the greater sporting family. He was a man who was generous with his time and true gentleman.
May he rest in peace.

We are sorry to learn of Bill's recent death and send thoughts and sympathy to Christine and the Mulcahy family.

Our late parents, Ronnie and Wendy, always spoke so highly of Bill and shared many great memories through rugby. Rest in Peace.

Sincere condolences Christine, Billy and extended family on the passing of Bill. A gentleman whom we have fond memories of in Skerries RFC many years ago. May he RIP.

My deepest sympathies to the Mulcahy family and Skerries Rugby Club friends on the sad passing of Dr. Bill. He was very good to me when I was on the Leinster Rugby Teams in the 1970s. A Real Gentleman. May he rest in peace.

I’ve just been told by a friend of the passing of Dr Bill Mulcahy. As a former team mate I’m saddened by his passing. Bill, or Wigs, as he widely known, was a distinguished rugby player and captain of Ireland. He was a true leader—calm, dedicated, inspiring with a warm personality. His manner, presence and play lifted those around him, both on and off the field. Respected by teammates and opponents alike, he led by example with skill, integrity and excellence. His legacy in sport and in life will endure. St Munchins, UCD, Munster and Ireland are proud of him. My heartfelt condolences to his family and friends.

Sincere condolences to all the Mulcahys on your loss.

My sympathies are with Bill's family at this time.
Great memories of him coming to Dalgan Park to play rugby with UCD.
May he rest in peace.
Bobby Gilmore SSC

My condolences to the Mulcahy family on the passing of the greatly respected Bill. I didn't know Bill very well but always enjoyed any time spent with him when we did meet. He was one of my early rugby heroes and it is always nice to meet your boyhood heroes in later life.
May Bill rest in peace.

It is with great sadness that I learned of the death of Dr. Bill. Any trip to Skerries meant a welcome meeting with this great man - a giant of rugby and a gentleman in every way. His service to Skerries RFC and Leinster Rugby are legendary. My sincere sympathies to Christine, Billy and the Mulcahy family on your loss.
May he rest in peace.

Condolences to Billy and all the family. Thinking of you all at this sad time.

A great player and a lovely man, always popular and admired.
My condolences to all the family

Sincere condolences to John & Conor and the Mulcahy families on the sad passing of Dr Bill. May he Rest In Peace.

Billy, Mick and family, I am very sorry to hear about your dad passing, he was a great man and I have many fond memories of him supporting us at the rugby pitch when we were growing up.
All the best for the future.

Dear Christine and Family,

I am so very sorry for your loss. Mum and Dad always spoke so fondly of Bill, and I know their friendship meant a great deal to them. So many wonderful shared memories over the years. Bill lived a vibrant and fulfilling life, as seen by all the wonderful messages -- I hope that brings some comfort during this difficult time.

Thinking of you all and sending my deepest condolences.

With sympathy,

Colm MacCarvill

So sorry to hear about Billy Wigs passing as we all knew him in Rathkeale as. I have great memories of him as a youngster in Rathkeale. I used play the trumpet in Bective Rangers Clubhouse and often saw his pictures with the team. May Billy Rest In Peace.

Dear Christine, Billy, Cara, Fiona, Michael and all the family,

We want to express our feelings to you for the great tribute to Bill with the Requiem Mass, the readings, music, words by the family and Fr Melvyn.

Though we obviously could not be present we were with you in spirit as we watched on the webcam.

It was good to have been able to spend some time with you all on Monday.

Our first meetings with Bill were, as with so many, when we were both in Aer Lingus. Then we became neighbours and friends here in our beloved Skerries. You are a lovely and loving family.

We are thinking of you all in these days-and for Bill:
"Ar measc na Naomh go raibh ag Bill."

Love to you all, Terry and Pat

My deepest condolences to Christine, Billy, Cara, Fiona, Michael and the Mulcahy family on the sad passing of Dr. Bill.
An ever present in my rugby life, who's character represented the core values we cherish in the game. He gave us so much and meant so much more to us.

Fondly remembered for his genuine curiousity, reassuring words, a smile, a song and safe hands for a stitch or two.

The best and truly never forgotten.

Sincere condolences and deepest sympathy to the Mulcahy family on the passing of Dr Bill RIP. He was a legend in his own lifetime and an inspiration to many particularly those who had the great pleasure of meeting him in this life. He will be very fondly remembered by all particularly those in the large rugby family.

So sorry for your loss, may Bill rest in peace.

Sincere sympathy to Christine and family on your sad loss. May Bill, a loving husband, father and grandfather and good friend rest in peace.
From the early sixties in AerLingus to the present gatherings in Malahide, fond memories will always be cherished.
Bill was the dedicated professional, sporting giant, entertaining company, a gentleman and a true friend.
Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam dílis.

Sincere condolences to the Mulcahy family; rest in peace Dr Bill.

My deepest sympathy to all the Mulcahy family on the passing of Dr. Bill.
I had the pleasure of meeting the great man, while playing with Billy junior.
May He rest in peace.

So sorry to hear the sad news of Dr Bill’s passing. He looked after us as the doctor in the U19 Skerries team 1974 and I was lucky to get to play with him for Skerries RFC in 1977/78. Over recent years our catch ups have been in Skerries RFC bar on International weekends. He was a lovey man, true gentlemen and a legend of Irish rugby. My deepest condolences to the Mulcahy family at this difficult time

My sincerest condolences to his beloved family Christine, Billy, Cara, Fiona, Michael & their families. Bill was always the ultimate good guy & genuine to the core. He had so much time for so many people in Skerries RFC and other aspects of his life. His wonderful attributes live on in you all. No doubt of that and his life will be celebrated by you all for ever more as you hold him in your hearts. We'll all miss you Dr. Bill. An incredible life & man xx

Lesley, Ciaran, Finn, Tom & Max

Our condolences to Christine, Billy, Cara, Fiona, Michael and all the family. When I think of Bill. I remember the kind gentle doc my mum brought me to see when I was a kid. He was always the kindest doc to me from that point. I only found out later about his impressive rugby career. What a life. Sending all our love during this difficult time. Helen(MacManus), Brian, Connor, Aidan and Dylan

Sincere condolences to Christine and family on the death of her husband Bill.
May he rest in peace.

To Billy & Susan & all the Mulcahy family sincere condolences on the passing of Dr Bill. He was a true gentleman & a great, well respected Doctor in Aer Lingus. He will be sadly missed around the town of Skerries & on the sidelines at Skerries RC.

Sincere condolences to the Mulcahy family on the passing of their beloved Bill.

Dr Bill brought me to Loughlinstown Hospital and then back to Skerries after I dislocated my shoulder during a match in Greystones - he eased the pain by making me laugh all the way home!

His humour and kindness will be very much missed....

My deepest sympathy to Christine and all the family on the death of Bill. May his gentle soul rest in peace.

So sad to hear of the passing of Dr Bill. He was my Dr. In AerLingus and played Rugby with him in Buissness League. He looked after my family prior to they joining me in Nigeria. Our thoughts and prayers are with his Family. RIP. My Friend

Sincere sympathy to Fiona and all the Mulcahy family on the sad passing of Dr. Bill. My thoughts and prayers are with you all at this sad time. May he rest in peace.

Condolences to the Malachy family on the sad passing of gentleman Dr. Bill. A lovely man. RIP Dr. Bill

So sorry for your loss Cara, my condolences to you and all the family.
May your dad rest in peace.

Sincere condolences to the Mulcahy family on the sad passing of Dr Bill. RIP