Liam Finnegan

So sorry to hear about your dear dad Liam's passing.Thinking of all the Finnegan family at this sad time.xx

Linda, I have great memories of your dad over the 30 plus years he cut my hair. Opening the waldorf early to cut my hair, looking at the latest memorobillia he had bought for the shop and wondering where he would put it, the quality of the coffee and many great stories. He was a true gent and will sadly be missed !

Joanne so sorry to hear of the passing of your dad Liam RIP. Condolences to you and your family. Peggie and Nicky

Rest In Peace Liam. My condolence to all the Finnegan Family on your great loss..Liam when I could no longer go to you, you came to me. I will miss our chats. Not just a Barber but a Master Hairdresser.

Condolance to the Finnegan family. RIP

Joanne and the Finnegan family, may you find comfort and strength in your shared happy memories at this difficult time. May he rest in eternal peace.

For over thirty years Liam kept me in the picture of the whereabouts of my retired Air Corps colleagues, local and international scandals, his cycling and running pursuits, best value for holidays in France, illnesses of mutual friends and all this and more, while cutting my hair and never missing a snip. He was wonderful company. Liam's life was indeed a life well lived. May he rest in peace.

To Linda And All The Finnegan Family Sorry To Hear Of Liam,s Passing A True Gent We Had Many Good Chats And Banter Over The Years RIP Liam

very sorry to hear about your dad Linda Carsgh joanne Aideen and Brisn thinking of your mum.Magda too xx

Éadaoin We are very sorry to hear of your dad's passing x Thinking of you all x

A lovely gentleman, Rest in Peace Liam.

Goodbye Liam,
You have been a friend of mine all my life. From our “pram” days on Tyrconnell Road to June/July 1950, our first day at the OBOS national school thru’ to sharing a desk at De La Salle secondary, plus many memories thereafter.
My deepest sympathy to all your family.

RIP

Liam RIP condolences to Linda and all the family. Liam was a true gentleman and a real professional I always enjoyed our conversations about cycling,watches and his life experiences.

So sad to hear this news . Liam was a trail blazer in the world of Barbering , and his shop on Westmoreland street was one of the last REAL barber shops in town . he was a proud barber and will never be replaced . R.I.P

Linda & Brian, who would know me, condolences to you and your family.
I was greatly sadden to learn of Liam's passing, I have many happy memories of his great sense of humour and his appreciation of a well told joke over the 40 or so years I knew him.
One of his was: "What's the difference between a good and a bad haircut?" "Three weeks".
Rest in Peace Liam, I'm sorry I won't be able to say goodbye as I will be recovering from cataract surgery.
Bernard from Leixlip

RIP Liam! A true gent and kind man. I enjoyed our many chats over the years

RIP Liam you were always a gentleman a great barber who always had a smile and time for a chat Dublin will never forget you. Condolences to Linda and your family.

RIP Liam a true professional and Gentleman Condolence to the entire Finnegan Family.

RIP liam my good friend over the years we had many chats in Inchicore and town about our marathon days the Dubs and St. Pats FC great memories you were an absolute gentleman and a fabulous barber. Rest in Peace my friend