The late John Cronin, St. Stephen’s Park, Castleisland

John Cronin posing with his terrier 'Spot' for a photograph at his home at St. Stephen's Park. ©Photograph: John Reidy 20-3-2015
The late John Cronin posing with his terrier ‘Spot’ at his home at St. Stephen’s Park. ©Photograph: John Reidy 20-3-2015

The death has occurred of John Cronin, 30 St. Stephen’s Park, Castleisland.

An ex Rhyno Mills employee, John passed away on  January 7th. 2018 peacefully at University Hospital Kerry surrounded by his loving nephews and nieces.

Beloved brother of the recently deceased Denis D.D.

Sadly missed by his loving nephews: Denis, Noel and Joe, nieces Noreen, Kay, Mary, Catherine and Martina, grandnephews, grandnieces and great-grandnephew Jamie, relatives, neighbours and friends.

May He Rest In Peace.

John, (76) a gentle man, was better known to his friends and neighbours as Sherwood. He was yet another of his generation to get a life-long tag or nickname from his silver screen heroes when Castleisland had its Astor Cinema.

A regular at Sheila Prendiville’s, his brother DD’s illness and passing early last October had a profound effect on him. May God be good to him.

Funeral Arrangements

Reposing at Tangney’s Funeral Home, Castleisland on Tuesday evening from 6pm to 8pm followed by removal to Castleisland Parish Church.

Requiem Mass on Wednesday at 11am. Burial afterwards in St. John’s Cemetery, Castleisland.

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