Geraldine Flannery RIP – funeral Mass will be live-streamed Wed 1 Sept 11.00am

The Leadership of the ACP would like to extend sincere sympathy to our founding member Tony Flannery, CSsR, on the death of his sister, Geraldine, RIP. We would like to reassure him and the Flannery family of our prayerful support at this sad time.

Geraldine Flannery: (Tuam and Attymon)

In the care of Greenpark Nursing Home. Predeceased by her sister, Maura and brother, Peter. Deeply regretted by her brothers, Frank and Tony, her sister-in-law, Marguerite, extended family, friends and her many colleagues and associates in the acupuncture community.

Her remains will be reposing at her home, 2 Belair Drive, Tuam this Tuesday evening from 6 o’ clock. In accordance with HSE guidelines. Funeral Mass will be celebrated at her home on Wednesday at 11 o’clock, followed by cremation at Shannon Crematorium at 2 o’clock.

Mass, at 11.00am, will be live-streamed.
It is also available by typing in Funeral Mass Geraldine Flannery.

No Flowers Please

https://rip.ie/death-notice/geraldine-flannery-tuam-galway/468265/

 

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  1. Adrian Egan, C.Ss.R., PP says:

    Thoughts and prayers with my confrere, Tony, and his brother, Frank, on the death of their sister, Geraldine. Remembering her, and all the family, here at Assumption Parish, Ballyfermot. May she rest in peace.

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