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Condolence Book for

Jim Smyth

Chapel Street, Dundalk, Louth

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Condolence to Jim's family and friends. A friend since childhood. Rest in peace.

— Miriam Smith

We have just learned Yvonne of Jim,s passing.So sorry.May his so kind soul R.I.P.

— Terry and Mary Duffy

So sorry to hear of Jim's passing.
I as a former part time employee in The BallyMac knew Jim quite well.
Smithy On The Piano In The Cellar Bar...how could one forget.May He Rest In Peace

— Liam O'Neill

Sincere condolences to Yvonne and family. May his gentle soul rest in peace.

— Anne Morgan

He was my best friend when we were children and his auntys brought me to Skerries for company for a week and I will still miss him terribly. God bless him

— Jean Donohoe

RIP My old CBS Classmate, Neighbour and Friend in Chapel St. Fond Memories of days gone by. My condolences to Yvonne and Family. My prayers are with you Jim.
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— Frank Malone.

So sorry to hear of Jim's death, an truly lovely gentleman. He had a wonderful way of greeting everyone in Ballymac Hotel. Also referred to as MR. BALLYMAC. Rest in peace Jim.

— Derek Mac Guinness

Condolence to Jim's family and friends rip him xxx

— Kathleen Sharkey

So sorry to hear about Jim, he was a lovely man & had a gentle but wicked sense of humour, he was the greatest at telling stories & such fun to work with.

— Grainne McArdle

I remember Jim always looking very dapper and professional at
the BallyMac. He had a wonderful manner. A true Gentleman. May he Rest In Peace. Yvonne, Bryn, Carl and Maura. Thinking of you and Chapel St.

— Gavan Duffy

so sad to hear of Jim's passing. many a good laugh we had in ballymac. You can now play your piano for the Angels

— Tony and Josephine Hearty

Sincere sympathy on the sudden passing of Jim , to all his family.and friends our. Deepest ,deepest condolences,,,May he Rest In Peace from all his neighbors in lower chapel street , Seatown. , Dundalk.

— The Residents of lower Chapel Street. , seatown.

Yvonne , I was so sorry to learn of Jim's passing RIP , he was a real gentleman , condolences to you and the family

— Juliet Clarke

Very sad news about Jim all the staff of tesco longwalk were very fond of him a pure gentleman... was a pure pleasure to have known you Jim r.i.p

— Grace Aspin

I would like to extend my condolences to Jim's family at this very sad time
Wonderful memories of him back in day when worked in Ballymac
R.I.P Jim

— Jimmy Carroll grangebellew

Very Sad to hear of your passing you were a gent and always will be . May You Rest In Peace x

— Fiona Middleton

Please accept my sincere sympathies. R.I.P Jim, a true gentleman.

— Margaret Rogan Fitzgerald

Rest in peace jim i will always remember the ballymac days.xx.

— patrick halpenny

A neighbor and friend of mine jim may you rip a true gentleman and be widely missed by all that knew you

— Brian Byrne

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