Attracta Farragher (née Rhatigan)

Reception

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Russelstown (formerly Carrownurlaur), Milltown, Galway

Peacefully in her 104th year surrounded by her family.

Predeceased by her husband Tom, sisters Mary Hall, Irene Lydon and Celia Sheridan, brothers John, Christy, Tommy and Jimmy. daughter-in-law Eileen, sons-in-law Jim losty and James Mulhall and her grandson Paul Farragher.

Deeply regretted by her loving family; daughters Maura Losty, Anne Mulhall, Helen Winterlich and Breda Blake, sons Jarlath and Gabriel, their spouses and partners, grandchildren, great grandchildren, sister Josephine Kelleher, brother Brendan Rhatigan, sister-in-law Agnes Farragher, nieces nephews, relatives, neighbours and friends

May She Rest In Peace.

Reposing at Glynn's Funeral Home, High Street, Tuam this Thursday evening from 5.30 pm to 7.30 pm followed by removal to St Joseph's Church, Milltown.

Funeral Mass on Friday at 11.00 am with Funeral proceeding to Kilgevrin Cemetery.

Funeral Mass will be available to view live at www.churchtv.ie/milltown/

The Farragher and Rhatigan families welcome and appreciate your condolences at this time.

Condolences

Paul & Deborah

With Sinsere sympathy to all of the Fsrragher families, relatives and friends. May She RIP.

Danny & Christine Farragher

We were so sad to hear of our Aunt Attracta's passing. Although she was our aunt we always referred to her as grannie. She was blessed with a long life and saw generations of her family grow up before her. She never seemed to lose the sparkle in her eyes. We always enjoyed her company whenever we would visit her. She would always insist we had a cup of tea and made sure there was always a slice of cake to go with it. It was only in recent years she had to give up going to her beloved bingo, where her luck rarely ran out, but even then she found a way of keeping her hand in. She was treated with the respect she deserved as the Matriarch of the family and will be greatly missed by all of them. May she rest in the peace of God for eternity.

Dolores Lydon

May your gentle soul rest in peace auntie Attracta