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The death has occurred of Brenda CARMODY (née Breen), Knocknagree, Cork. On 6th September 2017, peacefully in the loving care of the staff at Millstreet Community Hospital, BRENDA (nee Breen), Beloved wife of the late James (Buddy). Sadly missed by her daughters Noreen (O’Leary) and Mary, son-in-law Jimmy, grandchildren Seamus and Ignatius, sisters-in-law Joan and Marie, nephews, nieces, relatives, neighbours, and friends.
Reposing at O’Leary Funeral Parlour, Knocknagree on Friday from 6pm to 8pm followed by removal to Christ the King Church, Knocknagree. Requiem Mass on Saturday at 12 noon, burial afterwards in the adjoining cemetery. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a hanam dílis’. [1]

MONAGHAN (Noreen), of Willetton, Western Australia, née Dennehy of Millstreet. Loving wife of Patrick. Devoted Mother of Mary (dec) and Veronica. Loving Grandmum of Caitlin. Passed away peacefully on Friday September 1st 2017.
Remembered with love and always in our hearts. Heavenly Father, hear our prayers, Guide our mother with tender care. Dear Shepherd, don’t leave her alone, Love her in Heaven as we did at home.

— from The West Australian on Sept. 4, 2017

Noreen was a sister to the late Rev. Thomas (Florida), and Denis (Dublin).

The Rev. Thomas Anthony Dennehy, a priest of the Archdiocese of Miami, was among the founders and builders of St. Brendan Catholic Church in Homestead (sic) and Cardinal Gibbons High School in Fort Lauderdale.

“He was very much committed to education of youths,” said Msgr. Vincent Kelly, who worked with Dennehy at Cardinal Gibbons High for a few years.

Kelly, now supervising principal for St. Thomas Aquinas High School in Fort Lauderdale, said Dennehy got personally involved.

“He helped in the physical construction itself,” Kelly said.

Dennehy died April 10 near his hometown in Glanmire, Ireland, of a heart attack. He was 65.

Born in Millstreet, County Cork, on April 11, 1934, Dennehy studied philosophy and theology at All Hallows College in Dublin. He was ordained a priest in 1958. From Ireland, he was assigned to the archdiocese in St. Augustine ; there was only one archdiocese at the time.

Dennehy’s first assignment was to teach at Christopher Columbus High in Miami. After that, he studied school administration at Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C., where he received his master’s in education.

For 35 years, he served the archdiocese as a priest and educator. His first class at St. Brendan High started with approximately 400 students in 1975; by his retirement in 1993, the school had more than 1,100.

“He had tremendous conviction and influenced many young students, men and women who credit him for much of their success,” Kelly said.

Dennehy is survived by a brother, Denis, of Dublin, and a sister, Noreen Monaghan, of Melbourne, Australia.

— Published Friday, April 23, 1999, in the Miami Herald.

The death has occurred of Jack Manning, Marybrook, Kanturk, Cork / Mallow, Cork. Peacefully in the excellent care of the staff at Kanturk Community Hospital. (Late of Bordens, Mallow). Deeply regretted by his family, his sister Mary (O’Leary, Millstreet), nephews, nieces, his long time carer and friend Joan Crowley, and his many friends. Requeiscat in pace. Lying in repose at O’Callaghan’s Funeral Parlour, Kanturk on Thursday from 7pm followed by removal at 8 pm to St John the Baptist Church, Kilbrin. Requeim Mass on Friday at 12 noon. Funeral afterwards to Kilbrin Cemetery. [1]