In her 91st year and pre-deceased by her husband Paddy, baby daughter Anne and her sister Eileen; Mrs Mannix sadly passed away while in the care of staff at St. Michael’s Nursing Home, Caherconlish, Co. Limerick.
Her passing is most deeply regretted, sadly missed and lovingly remembered by her sorrowing family; children Patrick, Anne-Marie, Michael, Gráinne, Mary and Siobhán, their partners Seán, Edel, Ger and David, her grandchildren, great grandchildren, sister Angela, sister-in-law Eileen and husband Sean, nieces, nephews, extended relatives, neighbours and many friends
For those persons who are unable to attend the funeral service for Mrs Mannix, same can be viewed streamed live online,HERE.
The extended Mannix and Conway families wish to express their appreciation for your understanding at this difficult time, and have made arrangements for those persons wishing to send messages of condolence, to use the link shown HERE.
The extended Mannix and Conway families wish to offer sincere thank you to the staff of Ashdown Medical Centre, who took such wonderful care of Mrs Mannix for many years; to the staff and residents at St Michael’s Nursing Home for their exceptional kindness, friendship and care; to Fr. Roy Donovan who brought Mrs Mannix such comfort and peace, and to her beloved home carer Elaine, who always went ‘over and above’, also, for Mrs Mannix.
With the July 2023 completion of Forensic Science Ireland’s (FSI) long-awaited purpose-built facility, the 2023 report reflects on a landmark year for Forensic Science Ireland during which:-
Submissions to FSI increased by 5% overall compared to 2022.
FSI issued over 21,700 forensic reports.
FSI assisted in 171 body identification and Missing Person investigations.
11 missing persons were identified in 2023 with FSI’s assistance.
FSI identified Nitazene, a potent synthetic opioid, as responsible for a cluster of overdoses in heroin users in November 2023.
FSI progressed the introduction of an upgraded AFIS (Automated Fingerprint Identification System).
FSI progressed the introduction of a new system for automation of DNA processing data.
FSI secured accreditation to the ISO: 2017 17025 Quality Standard for several forensic services in the new building, including drugs testing, fingerprint mark enhancement and comparison, Documents & Handwriting, Blood Pattern Analysis and Damage assessment.
FSI’s new campus at Backweston Science Campus, Stacumny Lane, Celbridge. Co.Kildare (W23 FT2X) is a major investment in forensic services for the State, which play a crucial role in criminal investigations as well as DNA identification services for missing persons.
FSI has performed strongly in relation to its 2023 targets in spite of managing a complex transition to its new laboratory without any interruption to the provision of its important services.
FSI’s expertise and analysis of evidence helps to secure hundreds of convictions a year, in the most serious of criminal cases.
In line with legislative requirements, 10,691 DNA samples taken from individuals for the purposes of generating a DNA profile were destroyed in 2023. 6,590 profiles were removed from the National DNA Database in 2023. This is an indication that FSI is adhering to the important safeguards in place to protect the integrity of the DNA Database and the persons whose DNA data is recorded on it.
FSI will hosts the European Academy of Forensic Science (EAFS) in the Dublin Convention Centre in May 2025. EAFS is Europe’s biggest forensic science event, bringing together over 1,000 forensic science practitioners, stakeholders, and partners from across the forensic science community to showcase the depth and breadth of developments in forensic science. This is a great opportunity for FSI to showcase the range of talents and capabilities on the European stage and make EAFS 2025 a memorable event. It is significant that FSI’s hosting of EAFS in 2025 coincides with its 50-year anniversary.
The full Forensic Science Ireland (FSI) Annual Report For 2023 can be foundHERE.
Pre-deceased by his parents Catherine and John, (Drangan Co Tipperary); Mr Doran sadly passed away while in the loving care of staff at St Francis Hospice, Raheny, Co. Dublin; surrounded by his loving family
His passing is most deeply regretted, sadly missed and lovingly remembered by his sorrowing family; wife Rose and his daughters Catherine and Linda, sons-in-law Tommy and Ronan, grandchildren Sean, Ryan, Cian & Sophie. brothers-in-law Packie and JJ Carey, sister-in-law Mary Margret, nieces, nephews (Doolough Belmulet), extended relatives, neighbours and friends .
The extended Doran family wish to express their appreciation for your understanding at this difficult time, and have made arrangements for those persons wishing to send messages of condolence, to use the link shown HERE.
We will of course be forwarding an email to Ms Scully again later tonight, seeking further assistance with regards to the next 100 metres of this town’s valued river Suir.
Pic (1) Despite two days with no rain, evidence of ground water continuously flowing from under the Leisure Centre. Note the plastic papers ready to exit, come the next downpour to push open the heavy drain lid. Pic (2, 3, 4) Supermarket Trolley’s which have remained in the River Suir for months.
What we would like is that Ms Scully would contact three of the local Supermarkets, latter backing unto the river Suir, asking that they remove their shopping trolleys from the water.
I know that Ms Scully will be anxious to observe this area herself, (after all seeing is believing), and so there are two other issues she might help us with, which are as follows:-
(1). Take a walk on now retired Mr S. Hanifin’s tarmac path from the ‘Swinging Gates’, on Emmet Street and examine the crater close to the now deceased Chestnut tree stump, same waiting for some pedestrian to fall into. (Yet another day out in Dirty Dublin, emerging for Tipperary Co. Council to visit the High Court, may still await.)
Pic (left) – Giant crater on riverside walk near Emmet Street ‘Swinging Gates’. Pic (right) – Some unknown liquid flowing into the river Suir from behind the future useless and yet unfunded ‘Thurles Inner Relief Road’.
(2). What is flowing into the river Suir from a drain at the area where the inner relief road will be built. (Look, it’s possible that it was someone just brushing their teeth). Sure you know the area that I am talking about, didn’t TD Mr Jackie Cahill get the money from government to buy and update this area way back in 2021, or was he joking. [See video HERE quickly, before someone teaches him how to remove it.]
Pre-deceased by her parents Jerry and Sybil; Mrs Keogh passed away peacefully surrounded by her loving family, while in the care of staff at Milford Care Centre.
Her passing is most deeply regretted, sadly missed and lovingly remembered by her sorrowing family; husband John, daughter Aimee, son Jake, sisters Jill and Sonya, brother Shane, nephews, nieces, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, John’s parents Dick and Mary, extended relatives, neighbours a wide circle of friends in both Ireland and America.
The extended Keogh and Hamilton families wish to express their appreciation for your understanding at this difficult time, and have made arrangements for those persons wishing to send messages of condolence, to use the link shown HERE.
Note Please: House strictly private. Family flowers only. Donations in lieu, if desired, to Milford Care Centre.
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