Redmond O'Hanlon

Deepest sympathy to Barbara, Bethanne, Rod, Caroline, Mary-Pat, Terence, Shane, Helen-Claire, Stephen, Rachel, Justin, Jeremy, Raoul, Mandy, Sophie, and all Redmond's extended heart broken family. My dearest friend, we will miss you forever, love you forever, laugh at the memories forever, celebrate you forever, and always wish you had been with us for longer. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam

So sorry to hear of Redmonds passing. May he rest in peace

My sympathy to you Barbara and all the O'Hanlon family on hearing of the sudden passing of Redmond May he rest in peace. Always a gentleman to deal with from the first day he contacted ACTS Community Transport seeking help with his accessible transport needs especially to Wheatfield and to those Ireland football matches at the Aviva where he was always hopeful of a win ! Gerry O'Brien former Manager of ACTS Community Transport

Sincere sympathy to the O Hanlon family on the death of dear Redmond. He will be sadly missed by his family and all.of us who knew and loved him. I measc laochra na nGeal atá a hanam uasal.

My deepest condolences to all the O'Hanlons on the death of Redmond. Sending you lots of love

So sorry to hear of the passing of Redmond. He was a great character, always had a story & time to chat. Condolences to all that knew him.

We are so sorry for your loss 😢 thinking of Redmonds family and friends 🙏🏻 keep strong 🙏🏻🖤

We were saddened to hear of the sudden loss of your dearest Redmond. Condolences to all the O’Hanlon Clan, such a devoted & supportive family to Redmond. May he be free of his struggles & rest in peace.

My deepest sympathy to all the O Hanlon family on the passing of Redmond.. Thinking of you all at this sad time May he rip

I was so saddened to hear of the death of Redmond, only recently spending time with him in Respite. we shared a common pledge to the disability campaigns for equality. in my last time of meeting up, I will remember his slippers constantly falling off. Dear Redmond, I will miss you, and putting on the slippers. rest in peace.

My Deepest Sympathy to Redmond's family, relations and friends, and thanks to all who cared for him during his final years.

Redmond (Ray) sat in front of me at class in our last school year. He had a near constant grin and could be very funny. I too remember sessions listening to his record collection on that top flight hi fi of his. A highlight of ours, was his delight when I sold him my combat jacket (army surplus) back then and off he went. Bless him. RIP. My sympathies to his family

Barbara, offering you and family our deepest sympathy on the passing of Redmond.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you all at this time.

I remember Redmond with great fondness during our time at Gonzaga. Although I haven't seen him since the 1970s, I've had occasional reports of his travels. Well done Redmond, you always did it your way.

If life is supposed to be short and sweet then Redmond made the most of it. He challenged a life changing diagnosis in his youth and went forward step by step (and gave instructions to everyone around him!). I met him in the early 70’s and we had a few political adventures together. Redmond was indomitable. Deepest sympathy to his family

My deepest sympathy to Barbara, to Redmond's sisters and brothers and to the extended O'Hanlon family on the sudden passing of Redmond. He was a valued member of our community in Bloomfield. May Redmond's gentle soul Rest in Peace.

If life is supposed to be short and sweet then Redmond made the most of it. He challenged a life changing diagnosis in his youth and went forward step by step (and gave instructions to everyone around him!). I met him in the early 70’s and we had a few political adventures together. Redmond was indomitable. Deepest sympathy to his family

Deepest sympathy to Barbara and family. It was a pleasure to have known Redmond, loved his stories, his great sense of humour, and his kind heart. He was one in a million. Rest in peace Redmond

Rest easy the best storyteller ever, you were loved and will be truly missed in all our AFI adventures 💜💛💚

Very sad to hear Redmond past way. I couldn't believe it happened suddenly. Almost two years I worked to him. I already miss him. My condolences to Barbara and all family.

My deepest condolences to the O’Hanlon family. So sorry for your loss.

Very sorry to hear of your loss Jeremy and Sophie. Thinking of ye and fam at this time. RIP x

Redmond was, for me, an out & out Gonzaga boy… deep in the cut & thrust of our schooldays together then, & later with a huge memory of all his classmates & their entire families.
He was so loyal, full of jokes & stories about school, college & life. He was endlessly entertaining, good humoured, & grateful. He did not complain about the way his illness compromised his more recent days.
How sorely he’ll be missed by us all but with his inspiring bravery & gaiety he’ll remain forever in our memories & hearts!
RIP dear Redmond:….

Very sad to hear the news of your brother Justin. Thinking of you and all of your lovely family in these very difficult and strange times. Lots of love Sue Roe ❤️❤️❤️

My parents were great friends with Mary and Rory so our families often intertwined in the ‘50s and ‘60s in Nutley Avenue, Goatstown Road, Cowper Road, Rosslare, Bunbeg in Donegal, the house in Ticknock and on one occasion in Newcastle, Co Down.
Redmond always had a twinkle in his eye, and a smile, characteristics which he inherited particularly from his father.
Despite the fact that he was a couple of years younger than me, we received Confirmation in the same ceremony in Beechwood Avenue, which the bishop only visited every 4 years.
I don’t think I met him after I left school in 1971 until we met some years ago at the Gonzaga dinner. Despite his physical challenges, we had a good natter about old times.
Rest in Peace Redmond. Your family and friends will always remember you by that smile!

I haven't seen Redmond for more years than I care to remember, but I have fond memories of listening to his LP collection long into the night while talking about matters of both great and little consequence, while drinking endless mugs of Bovril. Happy days. My sincere commiserations to Bethanne, Rod and the other members of the O'Hanlon family.

Redmond was an utter gent and always a pleasant person to be around despite his many physical challenges.
We will sincerely miss our near neighbour. We offer Barbara and the rest of Redmond's supportive family our most genuine condolences.

Deepest sympathy to the O'Hanlon family on the death of Redmond.We were at UCD together had common cousins, the O'Hanlons of Raheny.He was a great character and was full of daring and fun.May He Rest in Peace.

Sincere condolences. Always a gentleman he will be missed terribly.