Aged 79, Mr Sinnott endured a long and difficult illness which he bore with determination and patience. He was cared for by his wife of 47 years, Lena, and passed away peacefully at his home surrounded by members of his family.

An electrician by trade and a former staff member of the ESB, he ran his own successful electrical maintenance business for many years and had contracts with many of the city’s leading companies such as Waterford Stanley, Waterford Crystal, Cherry’s Brewery and Continental Irish Meats. He also spent some time in the Netherlands and Britain as an electrician. He was involved in sponsoring many electrical apprentices over the years, the last of whom was his late son, Billy.

He was also well known as one of the stalwarts of Waterford Boat Club. A former Captain and President, he was an Honorary Life Member and was engaged with the club as oarsman, trainer and mentor for over 50 years playing a major part in some of its greatest achievements.

Removal of remains took place from Thompson’s Funeral Home on Tuesday morning, 6th December, at 11am to Clonea – Power Church, arriving for Mass at 12 noon.

Burial afterwards in the adjoining cemetery.

Removal of remains took place from Thompson’s Funeral Home, Barrack Street on Thursday evening, 8th December at 7.30pm to The Sacred Heart Church, The Folly.

Requiem Mass for the repose of her soul was celebrated on Saturday10th December at 11am.

Burial afterwards in St Otteran’s Cemetery.

Condolences are extended to her family, relatives and friends. Her removal took place from Waterford Regional Hospital on Monday evening to the Sacred Heart Church, The Folly.

Requiem Mass was celebrated on Tuesday, 29th November, after which, Anastasia was laid to rest in Kilmacow Cemetery, County Kilkenny.

Removal took place from Waterford Regional Hospital on Saturday. Following requiem mass in St. Marys Church, burial took place in St. Mary’s cemetery, Ballygunner.

He was 51 years of age. John was a plasterer by trade and was very popular and widely known in the building trade.

His remains were removed from Waterford Regional Hospital to Crooke Church on Thursday last and after his requiem mass on Friday he was buried in Crooke Cemetery, on both occasions mourners were present in large numbers. He is survived by his wife Liz, father Billy, mother Biddy, brothers William, Michael and Gerard, sisters Miriam, Anne, Catriona, Imelda, Caroline and Sinead and lots of other relations.

Maisie will long be remembered with her late husband, the legendary Jack Keohan, with whom she successfully ran one of the oldest and best known newsagent outlets in the town at the junction between Main Street and Friary Street for many years. Sadly Jack passed away a long number of years ago and that, effectively, ended the business.

Maisie was a wonderful wife and mother and she enjoyed a fantastic rapport with her customer base. She enjoyed nothing more than the conversation and the chat, and it was always a genuine pleasure to share her delightfully affable company. Our sincerest sympathy is extended to her family and her very wide circle of relatives and friends.

The removal of her remains, accompanied by a large and representative cortege, took place on the Thursday night to Abbeyside Parish Church. Following the funeral mass last Friday morning, Maisie was laid to rest in the adjoining cemetery in the presence of another very large and equally representative concourse.

Michael had visited Dungarvan a number of times where he made several friends, and news of his passing will have evoked great sadness among them. He was a very quiet and inoffensive man whose company was a delight to share, and in his retirement he enjoyed nothing better than a leisurely round of golf.

Both of his sisters travelled to Kent last week for Michael’s funeral which took place last Wednesday. Eileen’s daughters Jackie and Claire also travelled so the family was very well represented for this final tribute to Michael.

Eddie was a very quiet and inoffensive individual who was genuinely well liked by one and all. He was the easiest person in the world to share company with, and while London has been his home for a good number of years he never, ever, severed his links with what he rightly regarded as his real home.

The unexpectedness of his death made it all the more painful for his wife and family who truly have lost a stalwart colleague and friend who will be very sadly missed. Eddie’s funeral took place in London on December 1st and was followed by his cremation in the English capital.

To his wife Monica (Duggan), his son Garry, his daughters Caroline, Sharon, and Siobhain, his brother Garry (Roscrea), and his many other relatives and friends our deepest sympathy is extended.

One of the best known and best loved members of our community, Biddy will long be remembered with great affection by her legion of friends who are greatly saddened by her passing. Sadly she lost her husband Jackie a long number of years ago at an untimely age.

Deepest sympathy is extended to her three sons; Pat, who lives in Glanmire, Johnny who lives in Sunderland, and Francis who is based locally. Also to the many other members of her extended family both at home and abroad.

Following her removal from Kiely’s Funeral Home last Saturday night the 12 noon mass in St. Mary’s Parish Church on Sunday was celebrated in Biddy’s remembrance and after which she was laid to rest ion the adjoining cemetery.