Mary Smith, Townland, Dublin - 19th December 2024 (peacefully) in the wonderful care of the nurses and staff of Dublin Hospital. Predeceased by her loving husband John. Sadly missed by her loving daughters and son; Pat, and Amy, sons-in-law Paddy and Dermot, daughter-in-law Amy, grandchildren Annie and Ellen, nieces and nephews, extended family, relatives and friends.

May Mary Rest in Peace

Reposing at Dublin Funeral Home (Eircode: A88 8888) on Thursday 21th December from 3.30pm - 6.30pm, with Rosary Recital at 6.30pm. Requiem Mass on Friday 20th December at 11am in Our Lady of Church, Townland, Co. Dublin, followed by interment in St. Brigid's Cemetery, Dublin.

Family flowers only please.

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Date of Death - December 19, 2024
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Reposing:

Irish Funeral Home (Eircode:A88D777) on Thursday 20th December from 4.30pm - 6.30pm, with Rosary Recital at 6.30pm.

Funeral Mass:

Removal on Sunday afternoon to St. Oliver Plunkett Church, Blackrock, arriving for Mass at 2pm

Burial:

St. Brigid's Cemetery, Nurney.
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I was deeply saddened to hear about Mary. She had a remarkable ability to bring people together and make everyone feel special. My prayers are with you as you navigate this profound loss."

Shared Memory

I’ll never forget studying late nights with Mary during finals week. She always had a way of making even the most stressful moments fun, cracking jokes and bringing snacks to keep us going. Her determination and supportive nature inspired everyone around her. College wouldn’t have been the same without her
- Amy Andrews
Sending heartfelt condolences for your loss. Mary’s kindness and strength of character will always be remembered.
- Pat Murphy
My deepest sympathies to you and your family. Mary was an incredible individual who brought joy to everyone around her. May her memory be a blessing and a source of comfort to you.

Shared Memory

I remember working on a tight deadline with Mary during a challenging project. She stayed calm, organized the team with positivity, and even brought in coffee the next day to lift our spirits. Her leadership and kindness made all the difference and left a lasting impression on me.
- John Lee
I am so sorry to hear of Mary’s passing. She was a kind-hearted person who touched so many lives with her warmth and compassion. Please know you are in my thoughts during this difficult time
- John and Mary Matthews

Our Mother Mary

Mary Smith was more than a mother; she was the heart of our family and the foundation on which our lives were built. Her unwavering love, boundless generosity, and quiet strength were gifts that touched everyone who knew her.

Mom had a remarkable ability to make every moment feel special. Whether it was through her warm hugs, her kind words, or her infectious laughter, she had a way of making each of us feel like we were her world. She found joy in the little things—tending her garden, sharing stories at the dinner table, or simply spending time with those she loved most.

She was our greatest teacher, showing us by example what it means to live with grace, resilience, and compassion. She taught us to face challenges head-on, to cherish family above all else, and to treat everyone with kindness and respect. Her wisdom was a guiding light that we will carry with us always.

To her grandchildren, she was a source of endless fun, wisdom, and unconditional love. To her friends and neighbors, she was a constant source of support and kindness. To us, her family, she was everything.

Though she is no longer with us in this world, her love and legacy will remain in our hearts forever. We will honor her memory by living with the same grace and strength she showed us every day of her life.

Mom, we miss you deeply, but we are comforted knowing that your spirit lives on in all of us. You will always be our guiding light and our greatest inspiration.

With love and gratitude,
Your Family

For My Mother, Mary

Today the world feels heavier,
The skies a shade more gray,
For a light that warmed our hearts so bright
Has gently slipped away.

You were my anchor, steady and true,
Through storms I couldn’t see,
A constant guide, a quiet strength,
A love that set me free.

Your hands, they built a life of care,
With wisdom, warmth, and grace,
Each touch, each word, a melody,
That time cannot erase.

You taught me courage, boundless faith,
To stand and find my way,
And though you leave this earthly home,
Your spirit’s here to stay.

I see you in the morning sun,
The blossoms in the spring,
In every act of kindness done,
In every song I sing.

And though my heart will ache for you
In ways words can’t define,
I promise, Mom, to carry on
Your legacy as mine.

Rest now, dear soul, in peaceful sleep,
Your work on earth is through,
But know this daughter’s endless love
Will always follow you.

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1970
Growing up in London
Mary was born in London, before moving to Dublin with her mother, father and brother when she was twelve years of age.
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1982
Graduating College
Mary Graduated from Trinity College Dublin with a Degree in Engineering
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1985
Marriage
Mary met John while studying in Trinity, They got married in Trinity Chapel.
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1995
Raising Children in Dublin
Mary and John Raised five kids in Dublin.
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2010
Retirement
Mary retired from Engineering Ltd. after working there for 20 years.

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