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Always look on the bright side of death, and all that. As the late, great W.C. Fields quipped, it’s a funny old world, and you’d be lucky to get out of it alive.
David J. Cahill of Killincarrig Road, Greystones, Co. Wicklow. Died peacefully on March 19th 2023. He will be sadly missed by his wife Anne, his children Jenny, Shane and Emily, their mother Helen, his son in law Steve Conlon, his daughter in law Aoife Cahill, his beloved grandchildren Robyn, Jacob, Luke, James,
Dr. Alan George Ruth of Greystones and formerly of Belfast, passed away peacefully, under the care of the medical teams at Blackrock Clinic, in the presence of his loving family. He will be missed so much by his wife Catherine, children Alan, Richard and Sheena, who he adored,
On golden South Beach… Pic: GG
t’s always difficult to know what to say to someone who has just lost a loved one…
You can always try a few traditional words of comfort, letting them know just how much their dearly departed will be missed.
When it came to the big farewell, Sir Woody of Allen famously said that he wasn’t afraid of dying, he just didn’t want to be there when it happened, whilst an anonymous London graffiti artist of the late ’70s perhaps said it best when he sprayed ‘Death is just nature’s way of telling you to slow down’.
David Cahill Killincarrig Road
Louis & Chloe, his brothers Denis, Martin & Patrick & the late Tim, his sisters Dee and Helena, sisters in law, brothers in law, nieces, nephews and circle of friends. Heartfelt thanks to Professor Ray McDermott, Professor David Burke, Professor John Reynolds, the medical team and staff on the 6th floor and the day 
oncology unit in the Beacon Hospital for the wonderful care and kindness to David over the last number of years.
Jim Browne Wicklow Town, Greystones, Boyle
Dr. Alan George Ruth Greystones, Belfast
precious grandchildren Louis, Remy, Keelan, Emma and Penny, daughters-in-law Linna and Kirsten and son-in-law Kieran, brother Bill, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, cousins, friends and neighbours.