James Kenneth GALLOWAY

Jimmy was such a kind, smiling, thoughtful, gentle man. He loved his rugby and he and Pam were an amazing team, full of love. He will be hugely missed. Deepest condolences to his family and friends. Rest in peace.

A total gentleman, so funny, witty and enthusiastic, an expert in so many fields and loved by us all. Reunited with his beloved Pamela, together as always 💗

So sorry to hear of Jimmy’s passing so soon after Pamela. He was a great gentleman and always helped Pam with everything she did, especially the annual Poppy Appeal in the Clontarf area. RBL ROI has great memories of them both calling to our Dublin office, sorting through the various bits of memorabilia to take back to Clontarf for that years Appeal. Reading the various obituaries and recollections for both Jimmy and Pam brings the memory of these two wonderful people back to life. May they rest in peace.
Royal British Legion-Republic of Ireland District.

Rip jimmy a lovely man i have known for many years.

Very sad to hear of Jimmy's passing. He was a gentleman, great for chats about rugby and numerous other subjects. Great to meet him in Lansdowne Road. Reunited with Pamela, a lovely couple. May you both rest in peace together

So sorry to hear of jimmy’s passing he handed over the reins to me in the Aviva stadium when he retired he was a man with complete knowledge of rugby and the running of a match rest in peace jimmy you were one thorough gentleman and a pleasure to know.

So sorry to hear of Jimmy's sad passing. I got to know him well through match days at Landsdowne Road. I also met him recently at his house in Killester when he wanted to donate some some old maps he had to Ordnance Survey Ireland. A lovely interesting man and gentleman. May he rest in peace.

So sorry to hear of Jimmy’s passing wonderful memories being in his company in lansdowne road and killester very kind to me in many ways Rest in peace

I am sorry to hear about Jimmy's passing. What a great man, a sense of fun and stories that were told. You will be missed in Lansdowne Road

To Jimmys family you have my deepest sympathy at this sad time. Known Jimmy and Pamela for a very long time from Jacobs dances and was at their wedding. Thoughts and prayers are with you all and Jimmy now back beside his Pamela. May they both rest in peace and out of any pain.

May God bless Jimmy. What a gentleman. Sincere condolences to all Jimmys family and friends.

Uncle Ken and Aunty Pamela
Forever in our hearts ❤️❤️❤️❤️

God Bless

Our Ken - my big brother - my heart aches with sadness and I've shed many tears, but you live on through my memories and will always be with me,inside my heart and mind.
I take comfort knowing you are no longer in pain,and are once again reunited with Pamela and our Ma & Da

Uncle Ken - what can we say - no words can express our sadness at this time.
No more talk about the finer points of rugby or the weekly exchange of memes and jokes.
We will never forget the singing of Happy Birthday from you and Pamela, and the shared laughter of how out of tune it was.
Rest in peace Uncle Ken, now you are reunited with Auntie Pamela.

You fought the good fight. A lovely man supported in life by your lovely wife, now reunited with Pamela. Rest in eternal peace

Jimmy you are now back with Pamela. Sympathy to your niece, nephew and family. Ann.

Condolences to Jimmy and Pamela's family. May he rest in peace with Pam. Will always have fond childhood memories of Jimmy helping out with Brownies, he was kind, caring and fun.

Ah so sorry to hear about Jimmy so soon after Pam rip Jim Paddy Daly late of the Demesne

So sorry to hear of Jimmy's Death .Sending my condolences to Jimmy and Pamela's Niece and Nephew and also Cousins Friends and family.My thoughts are with you all at this very sad time .Jimmy and Pamela you are united again may you both rest in peace .Amen .

So sad to hear of Jimmy's passing but glad that he is reunited with Pamela .
A true gentleman, we will miss you, Breda,Paul and the housekeeping team at the Aviva Stadium

Ah Jimmy, so sad to hear you have passed on. But your great sense of duty, loyalty and fun, which were your trademarks in all your dealings, required you to rejoin your beloved Pam. I got to know you during my days as a steward in Lansdowne Road where you were the "key man" in every sense for many years. Thank you for your many kindnesses and support to me, my late father and my crew of stewards during that time. We all had great days and great memories. Rest in Peace.

You are out of pain now. You fought a long hard battle. Although a Dub like myself you supported Munster rugby and we had great chats and memories. You will be sadly missed but back with Pamela

Glad to hear you are now back with Pamela. Jimmy you were a gentleman. Spent many hours talking rugby, you were very wise. Always had great chats, you were witty, funny. You will be sadly missed. You fought the good fight, rest easy.

Dear Uncle Ken, we're so sad you're gone, many happy times, laughs and memories to treasure. Reunited with Auntie Pamela.
Love Rob, Lynn, Sue and Col xxxx

So sorry to hear about the sad passing of Jimmy, I have very fond memories down through the years in Lansdowne Road. A great storyteller with an amazing memory. You were such a gentleman. Rest in peace with your beloved Pam x

What a pleasure and honour it was to have you Jimmy and palama in our lives, so many memories and so much fun and laughter, we'll always have youse in our hart's rest in peace xx

Jimmy, you are now out of pain, Rest in Peace

Sorry to hear of Jimmy's passing, reunited with Pamela. Rest in peace Jimmy