Condolence Book for
Tom MURPHY
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Deeply saddened by Tom's death.He was such a beautiful man and poet.Such an honour to have got to work with Tom on his brilliant plays.Will always cherish it and remember his kindness and generosity of spirit.He is an inspiration to us all.
Deepest sympathies to Jane,Mary,the children and all his family and friends.
Deepest sympathies to Jane,Mary,the children and all his family and friends.
Deeply saddened on hearing the news of Tom's passing; what an extraordinary gentleman - warm witty and wise. Sincere condolences to you, Jane and all of Tom's family. RIP, Tom.
Heartbroken to miss saying goodbye to Tom, a truly great artist and a very dear friend. With love and deepest condolences to Jane and to
all his family and children.
all his family and children.
The Delargy Centre for Irish Folklore and the National Folklore Collection in UCD are deeply saddened by the death of Tom Murphy, and extend their sympathy to Jane, Mary and family. Go dtuga Dia suaimhneas síoraí dhó.
Is mian le Bord Oideachais agus Oiliúna na Gaillimhe agus Ros Comáin comhbhrón a dhéanamh le muintir Tom Murphy, ar bhás Tom le déanaí. Ba iar-mhac léinn é Tom i gColáiste an Ardeaspaig Mhic Éil, Tuaim agus chaith sé roinnt blianta ag múineadh le hiar-Choiste Gairmoideachais Chontae na Gaillimhe i gColáiste an Chreagáin, An Creagán (1957-1962).
Suaimhneas síoraí dó.
Galway and Roscommon Education and Training Board extends its deepest sympathy to the family of Tom Murphy on his recent passing. Tom was a former student of Archbishop McHale College, Tuam and taught for the former County Galway VEC in Coláiste an Chreagán, Mountbellew (1957-62).
May he rest in peace.
Suaimhneas síoraí dó.
Galway and Roscommon Education and Training Board extends its deepest sympathy to the family of Tom Murphy on his recent passing. Tom was a former student of Archbishop McHale College, Tuam and taught for the former County Galway VEC in Coláiste an Chreagán, Mountbellew (1957-62).
May he rest in peace.
Tom was an erstwhile companion on our journey through teaching, learning and research. We followed his footsteps, his thoughts, his voice; his legacy will last generations.
Sincere sympathies to Jane, Mary and the children.
Sincere sympathies to Jane, Mary and the children.
The members of Aosdána mourn the passing of our eminent colleague and Saoi Tom Murphy. A truly original voice and one of our greatest playwrights, he made such an innovative and immense contribution to contemporary Irish Theatre. The Toscaireacht extends its deepest sympathy to his wife Jane, his family, artistic colleagues and friends.
Michael Holohan, Chair of the Toscaireacht of Aosdána
Michael Holohan, Chair of the Toscaireacht of Aosdána
Condolences to the Murphy Family Tom was a real gentleman. Happy childhood memories
Deepest sympathy to all the Murphy family on the passing of Tom. He was one of our gifted writers but was a Tuam man who stayed true to his beliefs and values throughout his long and distinguished career. I had the pleasure of meeting Tom in both Tuam and Dublin and it was always a pleasure to be in his company. May his gentle soul Rest In Peace.
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