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| 20 Mar 2021 | |
| Written by Brigid O'Byrne | |
| Death Notices |
Eoghan passed away peacefully on Friday 26th February 2021, in the care of St. Vincent’s Hospital and surrounded by his loved ones.
He is very sadly missed by his loving wife Niamh O’Flynn, beloved sons Carver, Art and Macdara, sisters Geraldine and Clodagh, brother Liam and sister-in-law Eleanor, nieces, nephews, other relatives and his many friends and colleagues.
Because of Covid-19 regulations, the funeral on Tuesday 2nd March will be small and private. But Niamh and the boys would be delighted if, on Tuesday around 3.45pm, Eoghan’s friends could play some lovely music, remember good times they shared with Eoghan, and raise a glass in his memory.
Click on the link to see Eoghan's obituary in the Irish Times.
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