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Agnes (nee Reilly) Monaghan

Published on 01/06/2020

MONAGHAN - Agnes (nee Reilly) Peacefully at home with her daughters Katherine and Leona at her side. Agnes, was the beloved wife of the late Dr Laurence Monaghan, dear mother of Katherine, Leona, Margaret and the late Anna, loving granny to Christopher, Roisin, Liam, Sarah, Aileen, Fionnuala, Daniel, Michael, Nicola, Jennifer and great-granny to Logan. Fortified by the rites of the Holy Church, R.I.P. A private service will be held. Later in the year there will be a celebration of Agnes's life for all her family and friends. A great friend to many, she will be sadly missed. No Flowers please, donations may be made to the charity Marie Curie https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/agnes-s-monaghan in her memory.

Candle image Helen Twamley June 1st, 2020

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Norma Bennie June 1st, 2020
On behalf of The Glasgow Ptarmigan Curling Club ( Formerly BMA Ladies Curling Club), we wish to send our condolences to Agnes' family. She was a regular and loyal member of the club for many years, a keen curler and a formidable opponent. She made many friends over the years and will be sadly missed .
Helen Twamley June 1st, 2020
Rest in Peace Agnes you put up a brave fight and deserve your rest now. Our condolences to all your family at this very sad time, love from Jimmy and Helen, Claire and Caitlin Twamley xx
Elizabeth Tait June 1st, 2020
Colin and I are so sorry to hear of Agnes' passing. We have known her for over 40 years as a prominent member of the BMA Ladies' Club and the Curling Club. Agnes was a special person and will be greatly missed. Its only a comfort in these difficult days that the was at home with two of her dear daughters. Lisel Tait