Thomas (Tom) KELLY

Tom's untimely passing has left a void in my life. He and I shared many hundreds of hours in lecture halls at NUI Maynooth, while pursuing our BA degrees. In all that time, Tom was a great person to be around, his sharp wit and good humour meant that he was always surrounded by fellow students. he oft times used tease me about something or other from the back of the class, yet, a response from me was always well recieved. Such diversions were a necessary means of getting through class and Tom, to his credit, could take a jibe as well as give one out. Anything untoward said to him in the heat of the moment would run off him like water off a ducks back. He liked nothing better than a bit of crack, and this, along with his propensity for laughter and fun, is a part of his persona that I will always treasure. God Bless you Tom.

My dearest condolences to my beautiful friend's family. Tom and I were internet friends, and chatted several times a week. He could always make me smile, even in the worst of times. I am so shocked and saddened that I will never hear his lovely voice again. Rest in peace dear Tom, I will forever miss you,

Obi xxx

deepest sympathy from all of us.

R.I.P. Tom. So Sudden. Nice to have known you.
Eimear

Sincerest condolences to Tom's family on his sudden death. I worked closely with him through the Garda Boat Club for several years and he was a good friend. I am sorry that i cannot get to the funeral, but please accept my condolences at this terrible time.

Deepest sympathy to Tom's children, James and Louise and to his mother May. Goodbye to you Tom, you will be missed in C&S

May you rest in peace, Tom.

Deepest sympathy to Tom's family at this very sad time.

Deepest sympathy is extended to Tom's family from Malachy, John and Ollie, three fellow students in NUIM who are extremely appreciative of all the help, advice, encouragement and genuine friendship received from Tom over the past seven years. All the wonderful memories will be cherished forever. 'Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam dílis'

Dear Mrs. Kelly, this is Dolores who lived next door to you with Declan. I am shocked and so sad to hear of Tom's death. I can't imagine how lost you must feel at this time and I want to assure that you are in my thoughts and prayers now and always. I know that you were so proud of him and rightly so. He was a fine man and I enjoyed many good conversations with him. You were so good to myself and Declan, taking in our clothes from the lines when we were at work and making us your beautiful brown bread! It was like home from home. I hope you will be alright and I will call in to see you soon. In the meantime if you need anything let me know. I can be contacted at 086 9184410. Take care and give my love to Tom's children who I know he adored and was so proud of them both. Dolores Carroll XXX

Our deepest condolence from all in Clontarf Garda Station

Deepest sympathy to Tom's children, James and Louise and to his mother May.

May you rest in peace, Tom.

Tom, thank you for your friendship, wit and humour over many years. You will be sorely missed by all who knew you and those who served with you in An Garda Siochana both here and on UN Duty. May your kind and gentle soul rest in peace