... OBITUARY Mr. Michael Fitzgerald WISa.'READ regret was occasioned by the untimely death on Wednesday, 29th December, of Mr. Michael Fitzgerald, at his residence, the Halfwq House, Aylwardstown, GJetunore. His death, at the comparatively early age of 65 ...

... OBITUARY A leading loyalist in Tandragee A PROMINENT loyalist figure in the area has died suddenly. He was Mr. Norman Greer, of 29 Sinton Park, Tandragee, and he died in Craigavon Area Hospital. He was 59. For 30 years he was one of the organisers of ...

... OBITUARY Mr. Nicky O’Neill MR. NICKY O'Neill of Davys Street in Carrickfergus has died. He was 75. « Mr. O'Neill was b at “The Hollow” in Carrick lived in the town all his life. worked as a chimney sweep and became a well-known and popular local character ...

... OBITUARIES Boy dies after iliness AN eight-year-old Gilford boy has died after anillness. Little Samuel James Thompson was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Millard Thompson, 31 Castleview. . Samuel was a happy and contented child and sympathy is extended to the ...

... Obituary DR.J.H. MOFFETT, Deep regret has been caused among a wide circle of friends and, particularly among members of the medical profession throughout Northern Ireland, at the news of the sudden death on Sunday, at his home, Hinton House, Clooney TArS ...

... Obituary Mr W. E. Simpson Mr William Edward (Eddie) Simpson, of Malone View Road, Belfast, one of the major figures in advertising circles in Ulster, has died. Mr Sm;rol\ (64), was chairman of Lashbrook Advertising Agency which merged last year with A ...

... Obituary DR.J.H. MOFFETT, Deep regret has been caused among a wide circle of friends and, particularly among members of the medical profession throughout Northern Ireland, at the news of the sudden death on Sunday, at his home, Hinton House, Clooney Park ...

... OBITUARY MR. FRED CRAWFORD, Caneese, Cookstown WIDESPREAD regret was caused by the death of Mr. Fred Crawford, Caneese, Cookstown, on Wednesday, 2nd December, 1982, at his daughters residence. Fred, who was in his Bth year, was predeceased by his wife ...

... Obituaries Popular man with a special talent for music LURGAN has lost one of its best known and best loved characters with the sudden death of Wakehurst man, Mr. Arnold Thompson. And Arnold, known affectionately as ‘the wee man’, will be sorely missed ...

... Antrim Times, Friday, January 14, 1983 I Obituaries Mr. James Lindsay The death has taken place of Mr. James Lindsay, of Westmount Avenue, Carrick, who was well known throughout the town. Mr. Lindsay, who was born in Irish Quarter South, was 68. He had ...

... OBITUARY Ned' a news paper man to his finger tips NEWSPAPERS ha•e and as gabkey hackman boys the editors •• pages people wbo ensure the attempted to add the product gets to the reader arts and •s time. They are he would say: No flowers invaluable. please ...

... with offices in Lurgan and Craigavon, has never been healthier. So in reply he is quoting Mark Twain's famous denial to obituary hunting reporters: “The rumours of my death are greatly exaggerated”’. ...