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Charleville
- 3 Sites
Other memorials very close to Charleville can be found
at Garrienderk and Kilbreedy
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Charleville
1
OS Map Ref. W 536
255
Sat Nav 52° 22.800N -
8° 40.921W
Road: N20 County Cork
This monument is 1.6 miles on the Limerick side of
Charleville (Limerick-Cork Road). It is on the right hand side of the road as
you go towards Limerick.
In Loving Memory
of
Anthony Hurley,
Scanlon Park, Castleconnell, Co.
Limerick
Died 11th April 1999
Aged 25 years
Erected by his loving mother
& family
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Read
extracts from published account of this accident |
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11th April 1999 was a Sunday |
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Charleville
2
OS Map Ref. R 539
211
Sat Nav 52° 20.319N -
8° 40.574W
Road: N20 County Cork
This monument is 1.3 miles on the Cork side of Charleville
(Limerick-Cork Road). It is on the left hand side of the road as you go towards
Cork.
In Loving Memory
of
Patrick Harty
Died 8th July 1999
Aged 26
years |
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In the quiet of the morning you
heard a gentle call
You took the hand of Jesus and quietly left us
all
There is always a face before us
A voice we would love to hear, a
smile we will always remember
of our brother Paddy, we love and miss so
dear. |
8th July 1999 was a Thursday
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extracts from published account of this accident |
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Charleville 3
OS Map Ref. R 539
211
Sat Nav 52° 20.360N -
8° 40.587W
Road: N20 County Cork
This monument is 1.3 miles on the Cork side of Charleville
(Limerick-Cork Road). It is on the right hand side of the road as you go
towards Cork. These three young ladies performed as a band called
'Nivita'. There is no date on the memorial but the fatal accident took place on
Wednesday, October 27th 1999. |
In Loving Memory of
Niamh & Anita
O'Herlihy
Carmel & Emma Conroy
Slow Down.
Respect Life |
Wonderful response from
Gerry Murphy to whom I am grateful for the following
comments
All three
members of the band 'Nivita' were killed along with little Emma Conroy on the
27th of October,1999. The band consisted of Niamh O'Herlihy, her sister Anita
and Carmel Conroy. The name of band comes from a combination of the names Niamh
and Anita, the original members of the band. Niamh (20) was a journalism
student in her final year at Griffith College, she was the founder, lead
singer, songwriter and driving force behind the band. Niamh was known for her
organisational skills, charismatic personality, love of horses, the fact that
she never took a drink and was always the life and soul of every party. She
will be forever remembered for the effect and impression she left on ever
person she met. Anita had just completed her leaving certificate and had taken
a year out before attending college to concentrate on music and her modelling
career. Anita (17) was a backing vocalist for the band, she played guitar and
was a talented pianist. Carmel (21) had previously worked for an Internet
consultancy firm in Churchtown and had also decided to concentrate on her music
career. Carmel, too, was a backing vocalist and she was extremely gifted at
co-ordinating harmonies. Little Emma Conroy at 21 months was their number one
fan having attended all rehearsals. Carmel too had a wonderful personality and
like Niamh and Anita loved to enjoy herself, but above all else will always be
remembered for the time, love and devotion with which she took care of her
daughter Emma. Together the three girls and the music they loved were a force
and a beauty never to be forgotten. |
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Charleville
4
OS Map Ref.R 545 234
Road: R515 County Cork
Sat Nav: N52 21.589 W8 40.103
On the road to Kilmallock, 0.8 miles from its junction with the N20 in Charleville, where the Cork/Limerick border crosses the road
In Loving Memory of
Brian O'Connell
Who was tragically killed here on
20th November 2004
Aged 19 years
Rest in Peace
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20th November 2004 was a Saturday |
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