Stella HAYDEN

Stella was a dear friend to my mam and dad (Maeve and Jim Duff) they played golf together for many years in Slade Valley and mam and dad always spoke so fondly of Stella, she was such a lovely lady.

Stella was a wonderful friend to my Mam Maeve and Dad Jim and spent many happy times with them and her many friends in Slade Valley Golf Club. Rest in peace Stella

I only got to know you for a short time in our knitting and crochet class at OLH. Such a beautiful lady with lovely stories to share.

The best neighbor in the world, Stella was always ready to help, always in good humor and always dependable. If anyone should rest in peace, it should be Stella.

Rest In Peace Stella💗

We are sad to hear of Stella’s passing. Stella was very much part of our lives always there with her beautiful personality. A kind word and smile for everyone. She will be missed by her colleagues at Pickwick where her contribution will never be forgotten.
Rest In Peace Stella.

I remember Stella and her sister Mamie from when i was a child and neighbour when we lived in no 3. She was always a lovely cheerful lady who had time to chat with everyone. May she rest in peace.

I’ll always remember the joy you got from observing your cat’s antics on the street. Your neighbours will miss you.
Rest in Peace Stella

Sincere sympathy to Stella’s family and friends on her passing.My late father Jim O’Connor formerly of Donnybrook and Santry always spoke very fondly of her and he and his sister Betty ( Quirk) were good friends of hers in the past .May she rest in peace.

Stella, you stole my heart, and now you have broken it. The only woman that Sam was never jealous of sharing me with! I was honoured to be your friend, and I always got a giggle out of you telling everyone I was 'your fella' when ever I walked you to or from home after an event or day out. Your at peace now and you went the way you lived, with grace and dignity. I'll miss you, rest well. ♥️

Stella, from the time I came to Donore you were a breath of fresh air. I loved our chats over a cuppa, and you would always try to convince me that Annie the cat, both Annie 1 and then Annie 2, liked me, (they never did!) 😝
I have missed your presence around the place this past year but even fleeting conversations on visits to Harold's Cross would brighten my day. We never did have afternoon tea in the Shelbourne in the end, but I'll do it in your memory for your birthday in Sept. I'll miss you Miss Stella Maris, rest in peace my oul pal. ♥️

I have lovely memories of Stella while working in Donore Ave, she will be sadly missed by her many neighbours and friends. May her gentle soul rest in peace.