Éamonn Breatnach

Sincere sympathies to the Breatnach/Walsh clan ..you can be proud of him in his stance for Irish culture.. a gentlemanly rebel!
Mckey and Company looked after his business affairs for more than 50 years..loyal to the end...
In the earlier years he would enter the office wearing a black beret and a beige trench coat with bushy eyebrows and he would scare the hell out of me! He was always meticulous with his books and used to write a lot of notes on small pieces of paper in the tiniest print...I think he would have made a great accountant himself... always bang up to date on the latest share prices and tax changes
I grew very fond of Eamonn in his latter years... his heart and soul were in the right place. May you rest in peace...you thoroughly deserve it x

Sincere sympathy on the passing of Éamonn. May he rest in peace.

Sorry to hear of Teddy's passing. May he rest in peace. We were next door neighbours when I was growing up on Cherryfield Road. Condolences to Teddy's extended family.

Sincere condolences to all the Breatnach and Walsh family on the passing of their Uncle Ted- a true gentleman. May he rest in peace - Deirdre

I would like to send my sincere sympathy of the passing of Eamonn to his family-He was very knowledgeable and was a character.
my Late Dad Brian Mckey was his Accountant and my sister Barbara looked after his affairs to his last days-Myself and My Aunt who is 96 now in a nursing home wrote up his books- for 15 years-a very pleasant man to deal with he definitely was in the winners enclosure.
R.I.P

Suaimhneas síoraí d'Éamonn.

Sad to hear of the passing of Teddy our neighbour for many years . May you RIP slân

Sad to hear of Mr. Breatnach’s passing. Fond childhood memories of a gentleman.

May he rest in eternal peace.

Tá an-bhrón orm a fhoghlaim go bhfuil Éamonn imithe uainn. Bhuailinn leis ag an Aifreann gach Domhnach. Bhí creideamh láidir aige. Ceapaim go bhfuil sé suntasach go bhfuair sé bás ar Féile Mhuire Fatima! - an 13adh Bealtaine. Déarfainn gur chuir an Mhaighdean Mhuire fáilte mhór roimhe ar neamh. Mo chomhbhrón dá mhuintir.

Thank you EAMON for your friendship and kindness to me and your visits to my late MOTHER CARMEL. MEMORIES OF YOU IN GERRY'S WHERE WE ATE. I STILL SEE YOU ON THE CROMWELLSFORT RD. NEVER FORGOTTEN. THANKS AGAIN RIP

Déanaim comhbhrón lena mhuintir uile. Ba chomharsa linn é ar Bhóthar Ghort na Sílíní. Bhí sé an-mhór le deartháir liom, Gabriel, nach maireann, agus choinníodh sé súil ar Gabriel nuair a bhí sé siúd tinn agus ina aonar. Chuir sé an-spéis i gcultúr na dtíortha Ceilteacha agus ba bhall é den Chomhdháil Cheilteach. Fear uasal caoin.

Slán Ted.

Caoilte and all the extended Breatnach family, please accept my most sincere sympathy on the death of Eamonn, our families go back many many years, always happy to see Ted in galway with Mary, May his gentle soul rest in peace.

Remembering Dad’s youngest brother, a man of convictions and dutiful with his time for those now passed.
He was a big supporter of his Church and Irish Culture.
As Uncle Teddy was the last member of our parents generation it’s an opportunity for us to be thoughtful on how we are spending the rest of our days. - Brendan & Amu

On behalf of all the staff at Orwell Healthcare, we would like to offer your family our sympathy on the recent passing of Eamonn.
Eamonn is remembered in our prayers and at Mass in Orwell Healthcare.

Management & Staff at Orwell Healthcare

Rest in peace uncle Ted. Fondly remember Christmas together, and you enjoying the company of my grandparents Tom & Eileen. Le Grá

Sincere sympathies to the Breatnach family&Walsh family on the passing of your Uncle Ted may he rest in peace.

Tá an-bhrón orainn go bhfuil tú imithe uainn, is le do chuideachta gur éirí linn anseo san Albain agus ní dhéanfaimid dearmad ort go deo. Sásta go raibh tú in ann teacht ar chuairt chugainn agus tá súil againn gur éirí leat do neamh a shroicheant. Grá mór i gcónaí x

Thank you for all the memories, Teddy rest in peace.

Rest in Peace Ted. A long life, lived well.

Walsh clan

Slán leat a hUncail. Suaimhneas síoraí leat. Abair haigh leis an gClann.