Paul Hanley of Brookhill, Claremorris, Co. Mayo, has passed away peacefully surrounded by his family. Mr. Hanley is survived by his wife, Anne, and their six daughters: Karen, Jayne, Katie, Michelle, Nicole, and Jessica. He is also remembered by his sons-in-law, his nine grandchildren, his sister, Bernie, and his brothers, Martin, Micéal, and Niall.
Funeral Arrangements and Memorial Details
The family has confirmed that Paul will repose at Gilligan’s Funeral Home, Market Square, Claremorris (F12YP74), on Friday, 24th July. The public may pay their respects between 5:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. His funeral cortege will then proceed to St Colman’s Church for a funeral mass on Saturday, 25th July, at 1:00 p.m. Following the mass, burial will take place in St Colman’s cemetery.
For those unable to attend in person, the funeral mass is scheduled to be broadcast via the St Colman’s YouTube page. The family has requested that the house remain strictly private during this time.
Did You Know? The funeral services for Paul Hanley will be held at St Colman’s Church in Claremorris, with the mass made accessible to the wider community through a dedicated YouTube stream.
Support and Memorial Contributions
In lieu of flowers, the family has requested that any desired donations be directed to the Mayo Hospice. The family, including his parents-in-law Nancy and Gerry McGreal, as well as his extended circle of relatives and friends, are currently mourning his passing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where will the repose take place?
The repose will be held at Gilligan’s Funeral Home, Market Square, Claremorris (F12YP74), on Friday, 24th July, from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Is there an option to view the funeral service remotely?
Yes, the funeral mass at St Colman’s Church on Saturday, 25th July, can be viewed via the St Colman’s YouTube page.
What are the family’s wishes regarding flowers and donations?
The family has requested family flowers only and suggests that those who wish to contribute make donations to the Mayo Hospice.
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