Death Notice: Eileen Collins, Clara Road

Eileen at the 2010 Tidy Towns Awards 🔗

The death has occurred on Sunday 23rd April 2017 of Eileen Collins (née Murphy (Tuts)), Clara Road, Millstreet. Sadly missed by her loving husband Noel her son Fergal, daughter-in-law Bri-Ann, grandchildren Finbar, Ishbel and Elena, her sister Anna (Enright) Bishopstown, her brother Mick Murphy, Monkstown, her brother-in-law John Paul Collins (Tralee), nieces, nephews, relatives, neighbours and friends.

Reposing in St Patrick’s Church, Millstreet on Tuesday from 6pm to 8pm. Requiem Mass on Wednesday at 12 noon followed by burial in Ballydesmond Cemetery. May She Rest in Peace.

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Eileen on the right in 2009 

1 thought on “Death Notice: Eileen Collins, Clara Road”

  1. Eileen was a Murphy of Ballydesmond of the Cork Kerry border on the Cork side
    Her loyalties were to Cork her whole lifetime the red flag she did wave with pride
    A good mother to her son Fergal in Australia and to Noel Collins a devoted wife
    A Kerry man with loyalties to Kerry that will remain with him for life

    Good memories do last a whole lifetime for memory in time seems to stand still
    For many years they lived in Millstreet the Town in view of Clara Hill
    Eileen and Noel quite well liked people and they did make many a friend
    But of late very sad news on Eileen that her life journey has come to an end

    For all of us there is a last Season a final night and final day
    On the length of human life never any guarantee when death comes who is for to say
    Eileen loved her friends and her family quite a good person in every way
    She has gone home to Ballydesmond forever in peace for to lay

    Her genes in her son and her grandchildren living a part of her only has gone
    And good memories of her in all who did know her for their lifetimes will be living on
    She lived as a good person should live she never done anyone wrong
    She may have lived for years in Millstreet but her heart in Ballydesmond belong

    She has gone home to Ballydesmond where she lived in her younger years
    Eileen Collins surely a great person one well worthy of farewell tears
    Never more to see the gray fog of rain creeping down the face of old Clara Hill
    And her heart that beat with love and kindness sad to say is forever still.

    Eileen Collins is by Francis Duggan
    http://francisrhymer.blogspot.ie/2017/04/eileen-collins.html

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