Funeral etiquette

Not quite sure our brains have adapted to the amount of information thatā€™s fired at it every day. Ignorance might just be bliss after all.

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Smartphones are the name of the game now. And only really since the iPhoneā€™s inception in 2006 which is relatively recently.

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Jesus thatā€™s stunned me. Poor poor chap. Sheā€™s all heā€™s known in the whole world really.
Mind yourself mate.

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As a great man once said, look after yourselves, and each other.

After that, thereā€™s an awful amount of luck involved in life.

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Just watching the huge session led by Paddy Maloney on the Late Late Show in 1988.

Seemed to be a simpler more carefree time.

French local radio do a lovely death notices piece.

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I feel like Iā€™m alongside you on this holiday.

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When does your torture end lad?

Itā€™s actually the weather, but donā€™t spoil it for him.

Knock was looking spectacular as the rain hopped off the side of the terminal building earlier. The shower had a lovely cooling effect on my mosquito bites as I ran across the car park.

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Funeral today. Impressively simple service.

Going abroad without deet is a schoolboy error.
Hateful things.

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RIP. A good life well lived I hope.

Brother in law. Had been very ill for the last 6 years.

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Sorry to hear that.

Tough on the poor divil and his family.

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Deepest sympathy

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Sympathies on this one Fagan. Sometimes itā€™s an ease to everyone. RIP.

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Thanks Boxty. It was in this case.

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On a more sombre note - youā€™re popping up with startling regularity on this thread this late while.
Sometimes you get a run of grief like that, nothing you can do but accept the losses and move on.

Take care of yourself, a glass of something nice and a bit of John Coltrane will ease the loss.

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