JIM QUINLAN

Sincere condolence to the extended Quinlan family on the death of Jim. We hold great memories with Jim during the many Quash tournaments over the years in Healys quash courts and throughout the city. May he rest in peace.

My sincere condolences to Kevin, Dorrie, Mary and all the extended Quinlan family: I’m so sorry to hear about Jim’s sad passing : Jim was so good to me when as a very young boy he used bring me to many Cork Hibs and Cork Celtic matches every Sunday: I used look forward to those Sunday afternoons when Jim would collect me : a great neighbour who had always a smile and a very quick wit: he certainly had a very positive influence on me as young lad always outlining the importance that sport plays in life: RIP Jim

So sorry to hear about Jim’s passing. Please accept our deepest condolences.
Michael & Mary Moriarty.
Out of the country at the moment

So sorry to hear of Jim's passingng my thoughts are with ye all at this sad time. May he rest in peace
His niece Jackie and family

Sympathy and condolences to the extended Quinlan family on the passing of Jim . May he Rest in Peace . Amen.

With deepest sympathy to the Quinlan family on the death of Jim.May his soul R.I.P.

Sincere sympathy on Jim’s death. May he rest in peace. Roddy

So sorry to hear of Jim's death. I worked with him fado fado in Colaiste Muire. Sincere sympathy to all his family & friends

Deepest sympathy to Jim's family on his sad passing he was such a gentleman may he rest in peace rip 🙏

Jim was a good and loyal friend who will be sadly missed. We had some great times together over the years. Parkinson's severely restricted him in the last 5 years but he accepted his condition with dignity and resignation. Sport was a very important part of his life and watching Cork hurling teams on TV kept him going to the end. He was deeply religious and faithful to his beliefs right up to his death. My deepest sympathy to Kevin, Dorrie, Mary and all his family

My sincere condolences to Jims brother Kevin and all his family and friends. I will miss our chats in Blarney nursing home, who i might add took care of him so well. He was my favourite teacher and i was so glad to have shared some stories and laughs with him prior to his sudden passing. May you rest in peace now Bash and enjoy your return to Collette. Heres hoping there's a few nice fairways above for you to enjoy.
Rest in peace my friend.
Your favourite pupil Andrew, tongue in cheek.

RIP JIM

It is with great sadness I've learned of the death of my colleague Jim. I was talking to him on tuesday and he was very alert. Jim rest in peace my friend
Ernie.

My sincerest condolences to family of Mr Quinlan what a wonderful teacher and person ni bheidh a leitheid aris ann

Sincere sympathy to Dorry and all the Quinlan family on your sad loss. R.I.P.

We are so sorry to hear of Jim’s passing. He gave his years of service to many in our school, teaching English and Irish. We are thinking of you all at this sad time.