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The Death has occured of Peter James McGeough of Carnmoney, Newtownabbey, Co.Antrim.
In his 94th year, peacefully in Antrim Area Hospital, surrounded by his family 3rd February, 2024.
Sadly missed by his beloved wife Briege, his children Mary, Peter, David and Karen, grandchildren Christopher, John, Peter, Lorcan, Rory, Paul, Naomi, Emma and Ciarán, his sister May Meegan, sons-in-law John and Ciarán, daughters-in-law Patricia and
Sandra, cousins, nephews, nieces and friends.
May he rest in peace.
Funeral Mass will take place in St. Bernard's Church, Glengormley at 12 noon on Thursday 8th February.
The burial will take place afterwards at The Church of the Immaculate Conception in Louth village.
Family flowers only, house private, donations, if desired, to Alzheimer's Society c/o O’Kanes Funeral Directors 116-118 Donegall Street, Belfast or online at www.okanesfunerals.co.uk.
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