Dr. Michael Walsh

So sorry to hear of passing of Dr. Walsh. I served in St. Bricin's Military Hospital when he was Commanding Officer there, and always found him to be pleasant, approachable and fair. My condolences to his family at this sad time.

It is with great sadness that I learned of Michael's death, he was of great help to me at a time in my life when i needed it most ,a pleasant good natured man and friend,may he rest in peace

To the Walsh family;is oth liom cailleadh do athair uasal,le deanai.Togha fear ab 'e a thugh cabhair mor domsa uaireannta.Turas sasuil tuillte aige ar sli na firinne .Slan agus beannacht.

I will miss you forever Michael especially during summer when our gardens are in full bloom and full of birdsong, and I will miss the fun we had as we stirred our pot with the various jams, rest now my dear dear friend and say a big Hi to Maureen and Luke and someday I know we will meet again when we will all be together in the garden of the Lord

Thank you for your wonderful words.

It was with great sadness that I learned of Michael's death. He was an esteemed colleague in the Defence Forces for many years and also a great Doctor. My sympathies to all his family on this very sad occasion. "Ar dheis de go raibh a anam dilis".

Our heartfelt sympathies on your loss of your Dad to you all. Michael was such a wonderful man, always with a kind word and gentle caring nature. I will never forget his support for us when we were younger, particularly of mum and I. He was a true friend of the family. I know you will miss his wisdom and strength but am so happy he will be reunited with Maureen and Luke. With much love to you all

Niamh Kayleigh and Sara Brady
London

WHAT A WONDERFULL MAN AND SUCH A HUGE LOSS CONDOLENCES TO ALL THE FAMILEY MAY HE REST IN PEACE

Deep sympathy to Maire and the Walsh family on the sad passing of your wonderful Dad. May he rest in peace. Great memories of being childhood neighbours in Cartrontroy.

My sincere sympathy to all the family on Michael's sad death which must be a huge loss. I first met him in 1981 and we served together in the 50th Battalion in Lebanon. He was a great friend and comrade. Ar dheis laimh De go raibh a anam uasal.
Tony and Mary O'Donovan
Sutton
Dublin