Mary Stuart
(née Twomey)

Mrs. Stuart was the first face that greeted me on my first day of primary school. Her warm smile and kind nature immediately put my four-year-old mind at ease and helped prevent a potentially traumatic experience. She will always hold a special place in my heart. My deepest condolences.

Thinking of the Stuart family at this time.I am Very saddened to hear of Marys passing. Herself and Dougie were always very thoughtful and kind to my son whose dad lives next door to them in Monkstown

I was very sorry to hear about the passing of Auntie Mary. Sending my deepest sympathies to you during this sad time.

Sincere sympathy on
Mary's death. The Twomeys were a much loved family who left Kilgarvan many years ago. May she Rest in Peace.

So sad to hear of Mary’s passing, who I will always remember as Mrs Stuart my first ever teacher in Junior Infants at Dalkey School Project. She was a wonderful and kind teacher and will be remembered so fondly.

So sorry to hear of Mary’s death. She was such a warm, sparkly, humorous woman. Our family has so many reasons to be thankful to Mary. She was a wonderful Junior + Senior Infants teacher for our older son Jack-the friends he made in her class remain his friends today. Then she was our younger son Tom’s Principal in MET, where she was an inspirational yet kind leader for the fledgling school. And Danny and our daughter Jenny were classmates all the way through DSP. Our whole family are so sad tonight to hear of her death, and we all send our sympathies and warmest wishes to Mary’s family.

My deepest condolences. My thoughts are with your family and yourself at this time. Ronan x

Sincere sympathy to the Stuart family on the loss of their mother Mary.
I met Mary through a Bookclub I was part of at one time and she was great fun but above all she was a lady. R.I.P.

Dearest Helen, Victoria, Peter, Danny and family - our deepest condolences to you upon the passing of Auntie Mary. Please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers at this time. Love from Peter & Samantha and family in London.

Peter Helen Danny Victoria so sorry for your loss Mary RIP gx

So sad to hear about mary our thoughts are with you

So sorry to hear about Mary’s passing RIP she was. Remarkable lady and all of us have great memories of Her. She was such a kind and gentle lady.
Thinking of you all T this very difficult time.

We will sadly miss Mary. As our nearest & dearest neighbour for 30 yrs+
Mary & Doug could be relied upon at all times whether it be a house party or small emergency we enjoyed their generous support. Our condolence to all the family. We are here for them when ever. Bernard & Louise

So happy to hear of the loss of Mary ( as we always gave her the full title ) Mary Stuart . Victoria and all of your family , your mum was one in a million . As a family , we had the pleasure of Mary being our Daughter's first teacher in dalkey. School project . That was 25 years ago , as our daughter is 30 this year . A great teacher, principal and person . Our thoughts are with you all at this time xxx

So sorry to hear of Mary's passing. She was a very dear friend to my Mum (Catherine Earley) and will be very fondly remembered for being a kind, fun and forthright lady. Sending deepest condolences. xo

Doug was Vice-Chairman of Area 29, Round Table in 1982/83 when I was Chairman. He and Mary had a son, Dan, in July 1983 on the day that my wife, Kate, had a daughter. Some nine months previously we were all in The Limerick Inn when there was a prolonged power failure before dinner. Happy days!

My deepest sympathies to you all. I will my beloved Aunt Mary so very much

So sorry for your loss Dan, tragic & sudden news for you, Trish and the family. Thinking of you, shout if & when you need us chief x