Sean Cannon

Condolences to all Sean's family, extended family and friends, and especially Noel and Briget

The funeral mass today would have brought tears to a stone. You could feel the love in the church.
Such an unexpected death. Sean obviously touched a great deal of peoples lives deeply. It was more that just the immediate family but far and wide that his loss is felt. It was comforting to hear Ciaran say they got a chance to say goodbye.

Condolences to all Seans family, extended family and friends from Owen and Michelle, Kinvara

May sean rest in peace amen

From Alison, Molly and myself, utter sadness at the news that Sean fell ill and then his death on Friday. My memories of Sean are strong, vivid and intense. As a boy I spend many a summer at the Fallon's just below the Cannon's house. Sean and Laddy were 'pocket' buddies and we found daft happiness in footing turf, crossing the railway line, drawing water from Jack's well, milking cows and making hay and visiting. In all this and so much more Sean (accordian playing), sometimes exasperated by myself, kept his humour and gave his all.


Sean it's Mike.

"Mike who?"

Mike Fallon, say hallo to Maggie and Joe.

I've only met Sean twice, but could tell by how he talked to people, that he was a kind and caring man. He was soft spoken, and listened intently. He was generous to us on our visits to Ireland, and shared his family heritage with us!
My deepest sympathy to all of his family,
Cousin Mary

Deepest sympathy to Ann and family on the passing of Sean. Not only was he a great husband, father, grandfather and brother but an amazing neighbour and friend. He will be sorely missed in Cappanoole. Rest in peace dear Sean