Condolence Book for
Stephen TOOHEY
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I am so so sorry for your loss . I have one lasting memory of Stephen apart from Jackie and Andy's wedding it was my first visit to Ireland .I was 15 and mum brought me over to Ireland to meet Granny , Uncle Jimmy and all the family . As soon as we got off the coach stephen gave mum the biggest hug so tight i will never ever forget it . God Bless you all . X
Sincere sympathy to Stephens family and in particular to David on the sad loss of your brother
I knew Stephen for a number of years, as he and I were both members of the Nenagh Players, the Nenagh Choral Society and the Ormond Octaves.
He made his debut with the Society in 'Brigadoon' (1997), and we were in the Players' production of 'Flight to Grosse Ile' the same year. His last performance with the Society was in 'The Hired Man' (2004).
When the original Annfield Singers lay dormant after 1997, it was revived in 2008 to form the Ormond Octaves. The Christmas concert that year, would become his only appearance with them, as he had to direct 'Tom Dick and Harry' for the Players.
He made his debut with the Society in 'Brigadoon' (1997), and we were in the Players' production of 'Flight to Grosse Ile' the same year. His last performance with the Society was in 'The Hired Man' (2004).
When the original Annfield Singers lay dormant after 1997, it was revived in 2008 to form the Ormond Octaves. The Christmas concert that year, would become his only appearance with them, as he had to direct 'Tom Dick and Harry' for the Players.
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