Fr. Paul Farquharson SJ

Fond memories of Fr Paul at the Gonzaga prep school in the early 1980s - a thorough gentleman. Rest in Peace.

He taught me maths and coached shivering, knee-shaking under 12 rugby players at Crescent primary in Limerick city. Always in command, and always with a sense of humor and humanity. No matter how big your opponent, or how fearful his gait, always remember, go for his knees, he'd say. It was advice I heeded, and passed on, both on and off the rugby pitch. May he rest in peace in heaven's clubhouse.

I had the privilege of caring for Fr Paul when I worked at Cherryfield. He was a lovely, kind person who had a smile for everyone. May his gentle soul rest in peace.

So sorry to hear of Fr.Pauls passsing. I remember him well in Crescent College SJ both as a Scholastic and later as a Priest. He also attended our wedding in 1973. A lovely man may he Rest in Peace

Deepest condolences to you all i remember meeting Father Paul when he visited my brother who was sick and gave him a blessing with the cross belonging to father John Sullivan he was a lovely man RIP Father Paul.

i am just saddened to hear of fr,,paul sj, passing away.fr,paul i first met when he was a seminarian and he visited the sick out in cappagh hospital back in 1964.along with many other students for the priest hood.i have very fond memories of the jesuits up in gardner street.they are lovely men.so may you rest in peace paul and youre for ever in my prayers.

Sincere condolences to the extended Farquharson families on the sad passing of Fr.Paul, who is fondly remembered by all associated with St. Francis Xavier Boys Club of which he was a founding member back in 1945/46 and as Spiritual Director in the 1990s on his return to the Jesuits Community in Gardiner Street. It was our pleasure to have known Fr. Paul as a true Gentleman but particularly as a friend.
May He Rest in Peace.
Joe & Vera on behalf of SFXBC ( 1953-2001)

My sincere sympathies to Fr. Pauls Jesuit family and his family of birth..
Fr Paul visited my terminally ill friend Paul 2015 and brought him some comfort with the Fr. John O Sullivan crucifix
They both RIP in Glasnevin
May Fr. Paul enjoy his heavenly reward

To the nieces and nephews and extended family of Fr Paul,
Fabulous memories of a kind teacher and headmaster, who by his actions, instilled wise and considerate advice.My uncle Fr Alan Mowbray has gone full circle with Paul and it had been great to catch up with Paul in Cherryfield in recent times.
Will always be grateful for his guidance to the impressionable lads from Zaga ‘85.
Thank you to his family for sharing him.
David

Condolences from your great-niece's in the Midlands. Amy May and Victoria.

With sincere condolences and remembering you in our prayers'. Love from your Farquharson Family in North Wales. Valentine, Carol, Alex and Fiona.

Rest in peace Fr.Paul,lifelong friend to Myles, and Ursula O Farrell and family.Siincere condolences to friends and family.

Fr. Paul was a lifelong friend to our parents Pauline & Tony O’Reilly and a popular member of the ‘Cards Crowd’. He helped our family celebrate many happy occasions over the years and it was always a pleasure to be in his company. He will be sadly missed by his friends and his loving family. May he rest in peace.

Sad condolences to Fr. Pauls family. Great memories of Fr. Paul in Gardner Street Church down through the years, he truly was a great person and will be missed. We were blessed to know him. May he rest in peace.

So sad to hear about his pass. Fr. Paul was a trully man of God. My condolences to his family. May he rest in peace.

Deepest condolences to fr Paul’s family and friends he will be sadly missed by all the staff in Gardiner street

A kind, gentle soul whose smile and warmth will be missed by those of us who were lucky enough to know him.

My sincere condolences to Paul's extended family on their loss. May he rest in the peace of Christ.

Deepest condolences to Fr. Paul’s family. Thank you for the wonderful memories and treasure hunts on camp. Your visits were always an occasion to celebrate. Rest in peace.

Uncle Paul you will be sadly missed.
From my earliest days up and down the deck of the Ferry to my wedding and on to all my Children and Grandsons. Sleep well you can now rest .