Peter Hanley, a prison officer from Cloonmorris, Bornacoola, Co Leitrim, died on Tuesday, July 21st. He passed away while under the care of staff at the Shannon Lodge Nursing Home in Rooskey. He is survived by his wife, Ann, his daughter, Marie Montgomery, and his son, Raymond.
Funeral Arrangements and Memorial Details
The family has organized a period of repose at Glennon’s Funeral Home on Ballinalee Road, Longford (N39 EC81). Visitors may pay their respects on Wednesday beginning at 5.30pm, with the session concluding at 7pm with prayers. A Requiem Mass will follow on Thursday at 11 o’clock at St Michael’s Church in Bornacoola (N41E421), after which interment will take place at Cloonmorris cemetery.
The family has requested that the house remain strictly private. In lieu of flowers, they have asked that those who wish to honor his memory consider a donation to the Irish Heart Foundation. Contributions can be made through McGowan Funeral Directors or via the organization’s official donation portal.
Did You Know? Peter Hanley’s professional background was in the prison service, a career that preceded his passing in July at the Shannon Lodge Nursing Home.
Support for the Bereaved
For those unable to attend the services in person, an online platform is available to share messages of condolence and personal memories. These submissions undergo a moderation process to remove sensitive information, such as addresses or phone numbers, before they are published. A physical condolence book will also be provided to the family upon request from the funeral director.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where will the funeral mass be held?
The Requiem Mass will take place at 11 o’clock on Thursday at St Michael’s Church, Bornacoola (N41E421).
Are flowers requested for the service?
No, the family has requested no flowers. Donations to the Irish Heart Foundation are encouraged instead.
How long will online condolence messages remain available?
According to the provided information, condolences will be held on the memorial page for a duration of six months.
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