Rose Clarke
(née Tully)

The death has occurred of Rose Clarke née Tully, Gallonboy, Kingscourt, Co. Cavan, peacefully at home surrounded by her loving family, 13th December 2020.

Predeceased by husband Johnny, daughter Roisin O'Connell and son Paul. Deeply regretted by her children Andrew, Philip, Sean, Pat, Maraide, Charlie, grandchildren 32 grandchildren and 52 great-grandchildren, Sadly missed by sons-in-law Tom and Tony, daughters-in-law Rita, Margaret, Pauline, Breda, Patricia and Pat's partner Breda, neighbours, nieces, nephews, relative and friends.

Rest In Peace

Due to government advice regarding public gatherings a private funeral mass will take place for family in the Church of the Immaculate Conception, Kingscourt.

Those who would have liked to attend, but due to current restrictions cannot, please leave a personal message in the 'Condolences' section below.

Rose's funeral cortège will travel from her home on Tuesday evening via Muff Cross from 6.30pm en-route to the Church of the Immaculate Conception, Kingscourt arriving for 7pm. Friends and neighbours are very welcome to line that route in a safe and socially distanced manner as a mark of respect.

Rose's funeral Mass will be available to view on the Kingscourt Parish Webcam at the following link https://kingscourtparish.ie/watch-live/ at 10am on Wednesday, 16th December.

Private messages of condolences or enquiries can be sent to colm@kieranbros.ie 

Shine Your Light this Winter

As funerals continue with restricted numbers during this winter we are now faced with longer and darker nights. One of the most comforting images for grieving families has been guards of honour from members of the community to share their sympathy.

As winter approaches, we now face the challenge to maintain a new custom in a safe and respectful manner.

We would like to encourage you to Shine a Light to show your respect along the route of the funeral cortège. As you stand in support, wouldn’t it be nice to hold a torch or shine the light of your phone and help to brighten up the dark nights for grieving families.