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The late Mick Dwyer
The death occurred of Mick Dwyer, 6 New Inn, Loughkent, Cashel, on November 7, unexpectedly at home.
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Mick, beloved son of the late Mick (Bob), brother of the late Anne McGeer and uncle of the late Thomas McGeer.
Sadly missed by his loving daughters Edel and Lisa, mother Joan, sons-in-law Darren and Tone, grandchildren Dean, Chloe, Jake, Paul, Kyle, Kaylee, Remi and Mikayla, sister Michelle, brother James, partner Susan and her daughter Paige, Edel and Lisa’s mother Linda, extended family, relatives, neighbours and many friends.
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Reposing at Devitt’s Funeral Home this Monday evening from 5.30pm to 7.30pm. Requiem Mass on Tuesday in St. John the Baptist Church, Cashel at 12.00 noon followed by burial in Loughkent Cemetery.
On RIP.ie those who served with Mick at Kickham Barracks paid tribute to him as a soldier, comrade and friend.
"Rest easy soldier your duty is done" said a message on behalf of the chairman and members of IUNVA Post 6 Limerick.
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