Condolence Book for
Margaret Murphy
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Very sorry to hear of yours Mams passing Liam & Roisin. Thinking of you and your family at this difficult time.
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Deepest sympathy to Roisin and Liam on the passing of your Mam. May She Rest in Peace.
We'll miss you Aunt Peggy - Condolences to all our Irish Family in Eire and our family here in the States. Rest in peace.
Dear cousins Liam and Roisin,
Please accept my deepest condolences. Your Mother, my Aunt Peggy like her sisters and her Mother was a powerful and empowering woman. Aunt Peggy lived with my parents in New York city for a year or two when I was three. She taught me how to play records on her phonograph. She'd mark the sides of the records I liked with pieces of Scotch tape since I couldn't read the labels yet. Aunt Peggy left me all of her records and the player when she returned home to Dublin. The last time we crossed paths was at the parties given for my wife Terri and I when we visited Dublin in '04,'06 & '08.
We had marvelous conversations. Aunt Peggy was a real influence in my choosing a career in radio and my love for recorded music. And I told her so when last we met. I always hoped to see her again while we were still on this side of the daisies. We mourn our loss but celebrate Peggy's journey and her presence in our lives. We'll light a candle. Blessed be.
Please accept my deepest condolences. Your Mother, my Aunt Peggy like her sisters and her Mother was a powerful and empowering woman. Aunt Peggy lived with my parents in New York city for a year or two when I was three. She taught me how to play records on her phonograph. She'd mark the sides of the records I liked with pieces of Scotch tape since I couldn't read the labels yet. Aunt Peggy left me all of her records and the player when she returned home to Dublin. The last time we crossed paths was at the parties given for my wife Terri and I when we visited Dublin in '04,'06 & '08.
We had marvelous conversations. Aunt Peggy was a real influence in my choosing a career in radio and my love for recorded music. And I told her so when last we met. I always hoped to see her again while we were still on this side of the daisies. We mourn our loss but celebrate Peggy's journey and her presence in our lives. We'll light a candle. Blessed be.
Sincere sympathy to Roisin and Liam on the sad passing of your mother Margaret. I worked with your late father Liam for years, R.I.P.
Our sincere sympathy to Roisin and Liam on the death of their dear Mam Peggy, may she rest in peace.
My thoughts are with you liam and rosin and ur families ,,
What as sad day it was when I heard Peggy had passed away , she will be greatly missed as she was a very big part of our family while I was growing up, as was all the family I don’t think a week ever passed with out the Murphys being in the house ,, sadly being in the uk I didn’t get to see Peggy for sone years ,,, I think the last time I saw her was at me own mums funeral which was a sad time for all so I hope there is a clearys or arnots in heaven as they both have a lot of shopping to catch up on ,, but thankfully only a while ago my family did a face time with me and Peggy so that was nice that I have that memory to have ,,
I hood trough this hard snd sad time that you have friends and family around you all supporting you in these hard days and time ahead of u all ,
Peggy you will be truly missed ,
Love Derek , Hollie , eve and Karen
What as sad day it was when I heard Peggy had passed away , she will be greatly missed as she was a very big part of our family while I was growing up, as was all the family I don’t think a week ever passed with out the Murphys being in the house ,, sadly being in the uk I didn’t get to see Peggy for sone years ,,, I think the last time I saw her was at me own mums funeral which was a sad time for all so I hope there is a clearys or arnots in heaven as they both have a lot of shopping to catch up on ,, but thankfully only a while ago my family did a face time with me and Peggy so that was nice that I have that memory to have ,,
I hood trough this hard snd sad time that you have friends and family around you all supporting you in these hard days and time ahead of u all ,
Peggy you will be truly missed ,
Love Derek , Hollie , eve and Karen
Deepest condolences Liam & Roisin & families, we are truly heartbroken at Peggy’s passing. We had such a lovely visit with her a few weeks ago & we laughed & talked about years ago & her visits to my Mam&Dads on the Navan Road. Your Dad Billy & her were very much part of our family & we have such fond memories of them both. It really is an end of an era, the last of the Poole family of 12
(6 Brothers & 5 sisters)RIP
(6 Brothers & 5 sisters)RIP
Liam ,Roisin our deepest sympathies to you both . I will treasure the memories of Peggy, she was a big part of our lives growing up .Peggy and mam(Bernie) were inseparable. They met every Thursday in town for years . I would say every staff member in Clerys & Arnotts new them by sight. They would then take a visit to Phil & I at work and bring us two cream cakes for our break. They travelled the length and breath of Ireland for weekends get- aways with the Dancing. Peggy enjoyed life to the full.
She had a great sense of humour and great crack and we loved her so much. I got to met and chat with her recently, still the same old Peggy.
Miss you
Frances Con Rachel Paul
She had a great sense of humour and great crack and we loved her so much. I got to met and chat with her recently, still the same old Peggy.
Miss you
Frances Con Rachel Paul
To Roisin & Liam, deepest condolences on the passing of your dear Mam, our Auntie Peggy. May you have the strength to cope with this huge loss in your lives and may Peggy rest in peace with your late Dad, Billy. We have so many wonderful memories of her.
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