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Deaths in Donegal, Sunday morning, February 7
Deaths in Donegal, Sunday morning, February 7
The following deaths have taken place:
- Margaret Nelis (née Connaghan) Lossett, Churchill
- Ronan Lavery, Milford
- Christy McConnellogue, Keelogs, Churchill and Chesterfield
Margaret Nelis (née Connaghan) Lossett, Churchill
The death has taken place at the residence of Margaret Nelis (née Connaghan) Lossett, Churchill.
Funeral Mass can be viewed on https://www.churchservices.tv/churchhill on Monday, February 8 at 12 noon, followed by burial in Gartan cemetery.
Unfortunately, due to ongoing HSE and government restrictions the wake, funeral and burial are strictly private to family only.
Family flowers only please, donations in lieu if desired to the Donegal Hospice care of Charlie McClafferty Funeral Directors or any family member.
Ronan Lavery, Milford
The death has occurred of Ronan Lavery, Milford.
Funeral Mass can be viewed on https://churchservices.tv/milford at 11am on Tuesday, February 9 followed by cremation in Lakeland Crematorium Co. Cavan.
Unfortunately, due to ongoing HSE and government restrictions, the funeral and cremation are strictly private to family only.
Christy McConnellogue, Chesterfield formerly Keelogs, Churchill
The death has occurred of Christy McConnellogue, Chesterfield and formerly Keelogs, Churchill,
Christy will be buried in Chesterfield at a later date.
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