Michael Hickey

Deepest sympathy to Ann and family at this sad time. In 2018 Rita and myself visited New Zealand for a holiday Michael collected us from the airport and drove us to our hotel. The following day Michael rang and invited us to an Irish night where we met his lovely wife Ann and friends. We had the perfect start to our holiday. We will always remember Michael’s kindness and good humor may his gentle soul rest in peace

Sympathies to Ann, Matthew, Sean and their families on Michael's death. Sympathy also to Michael's sister Mary and her family.
May Michael Rest in Peace 🙏

Sorry to hear of Michael's passing. Sincere condolences to Ann, Matthew, Sean and the extended Hickey family. May Michael Rest in Peace.

Rest in peace Mick.
Sincere sympathy to you Ann and your family.
The hospitality you both showed Anna and I during our first trip to Auckland was so generous and welcoming.
I was so sorry to hear of Micks passing.

Our condolences to Michael's family in New Zealand and to his sister Mary in Dublin on your loss
I have good memories of Michael from our schooldays . He was alway a gentleman with a good sense of humour and a ready smile.
R.I.P Michael.

Sincere condolences to Mary and the Hickey family on the passing of Michael. May he RIP.

Sincerest condolences to all the Hickey extended family in Auckland and Ireland on Michaels passing. I met Michael on a rugby trip to New Zealand in 2001 when we played De La Salle team in a very wet Eden Park. He was an excellent ambassador for all things Irish and went out of his way to make us feel very welcome in his adopted city. May his gentle soul Rest In Peace

With Sincere Sympathy to Ann and all Michaels family in New Zealand and Ireland.
Ar dheis de go raibh a anam

Deepest sympathy to Michaels wife and family and the extended Hickey family..May Michael rest in peace..From a school friend long ago..John O Connor..

Sincere condolences to mary .Michael's wife and family. His extended family and friends. May he rest in peace.

My sincere sympathy to Mary and All the Hickey family on the death of Michael. May he rest in peace

I would like to express my sincere sympathy to Michael's wife and family in New Zealand and to his sister Mary on his sad passing. A friend from long ago. May Michael rest in peace.

Michael was a great friend of mine and when I went to Cahir on
My summer holidays, I would have palled around with him until 18 or 19 and I never met him after he emigrated to New Zealand, he was a lovely lovely man and a really great friend and I enjoyed every moment that we had together we got up to all sorts of divellemnt as kids and in our teenage years may he rest in peace a really lovely man may he rest in peace. Pat Hickey

Sincere condolences to Ann & Family on Michael's passing. May he Rest in Peace. Enjoyed his visits to our home & his kindness shown to us while in Auckland. Many thanks.

SINCERE SYMPATHY TO MARY and Ann and all the Hickey FAMILY ON THE PASSING OF MICHEAL MAY HE NOW REST IN PEACE

Sincere condolences to Michael’s wife Ann & family.

I have very fond memories of Michael’s wonderful hospitality (& delicious cooking) during my visit as a young backpacker in 1999. He gave me a real Irish welcome.
May he rest in peace.

Cathy (Martin Burke’s daughter)

My deepest condolences to Mary. We were in the same class many years ago. Also to Michael's wife & family in Auckland. May Michael rest in peace. 🙏🙏

Sincere Sympathy to Mary and Michael's Wife and Family on his sad passing.
May he rest in peace .

Sincerest sympathy to Mary and Michael's family.
May Michael Rest in Eternal Peace
Mary O'Connor formally of Bengurragh House, Cahir

Sincere sympathy to Mary and Michael s family in New Zealand and all the extended family .
May he rest in peace

R I P Michael condolence his wife and family Michael was a real gentleman

I am very sorry to hear of Michael’s death
We were school mates all those years ago in Cahir and I have many happy memories of our times together in St Joseph’s College.
Michael was a very proud Irishman who had a very genuine regard and affection for the country and indeed never forgot or lost that connection over the years He maintained a great interest in sport,how Ireland were doing and particularly how Tipperary were doing in the hurling. I know he used to look forward keenly to the old Betamax videos I used to send him of the hurling games during the summer before modern communication
brought the games to him more quickly and efficiently
He certainly was a great Ambassador for Ireland in New Zealand and contributed to life there in a very positive and commendable manner
He maintained special links with his home town Cahir and Banaba where his parents came from and his visits over the years will be sadly missed by many people. The greatest loss is of course to his family and I would like to extend my deepest sympathy to his sister Mary in Ireland and to his wife Ann and family in New Zealand
Ned O’Connor. Cahir

Sincere Sympathy to Mary and to Michael's family in Auckland.