Maureen Whelan

In Loving Memory of Maureen From the earliest days of my life, Maureen was there — not just as a friend, but as a true part of our family. Her warmth, laughter, and kindness filled our lives with joy and comfort. We shared so many laughs, countless cups of tea, and memories that I will cherish forever. Maureen had a way of making everyone feel special, and her presence brought light into every room. Now, as she joins my mammy and daddy in heaven, I find peace in knowing they are together again, watching over us with love. Thank you, Maureen, for the beautiful memories, the unconditional love, and the laughter that will echo in our hearts always. Rest in peace, dear Maureen. You will never be forgotten. With love always, Pauline xx

Maureen was the kindest and caring person you could meet. We had the honour of Maureen being in our family and having many happy memories. Over the years Maureen has helped and cared for many. I had fun times going to the seaside with her, being there when I needed support going to the vet, she loved cats as we did. We had many happy Xmas days. Maureen you will be missed but now you are at rest and in no more pain. Rest in eternal peace. Love Always Margaret and Michael O’Brien (nee Murphy). Xxxx

How much Maureen will be missed can’t be put into words. Hearts are broken but memories never die ❤️ A wonderful lady with always so much love to give. RIP Maureen

Memories never forgotten xxx

Maureen , was a lovely lady with a heart of gold, she was good friends with mother and when she died in 1998 , she started to pop in during the week for tea with dad , and they had many a laugh , and dad was a great storyteller, Maureen loved her cats and she would look after the cats from the street. Maureen i was very glad to have met you, you are out of pain now , sleep easy my forever friend

Shannon & family we are so sorry for your loss. I remember meeting Maureen when she was over in Dublin a few years back. May she rest in peace. Sharon & Craig Campbell Dublin Ireland

Sincere sympathy to the brogan and whelan Familys on Maureen’s passing may she rest in peace from the frawley family derryguihy co clare

As a child, I have such fond memories of Aunty Maureen’s holidays to Erribul, along with our lovely Aunty Kathleen. There was always so much laughter, fun and love. Aunty Maureen always gave such a warm and hearty welcome. You’d always leave her company with a pep in your step and a smile on your face. I really enjoyed my visits to Aunty Maureen, especially while I was in college in London. She was a home away from home. Home is where the heart is — and whenever you were with Maureen, you were at home. I was always greeted with a big hug and a warm smile followed by tea, laughter and great chats. I especially loved our “Rels on Tour” visits. We didn’t need to see the tourist attractions to have a great time — meeting Aunty Maureen was enough. Aunty Maureen found joy in the simple things in life and appreciated even the smallest gestures. I loved writing letters to her, knowing she would always take a genuine interest in what I had to say. No airs or graces — that down-to-earth kindness was such a lovely trait of hers, and of all her siblings too. “Ní bheidh a leithéid arís ann.”  Rest in peace, Aunty Maureen — thank you for all the love and kindness you shared. Your warmth and love will stay with us always. ❤️

If you took all the words of kindness and put them together, that would describe Mammy, when we first met, she had the biggest smile, gave me the unexpectedly the strongest hug and thats how i knew her to be kind and strong, always smiling, always asking after me, real genuine care that i felt Always will be remembered with a smile

Sincerest condolences to Shannon, Ciara and Paul on your loss. Maureen always had us all in her thoughts and we have great memories from our trips to London. She will be missed but not forgotten. May she rest in peace.