Pam Kavanagh (5 Mar 1936 - 26 Oct 2014)

My condolences go out to my friend Joe and your family in his loss of his beloved mother. I have know the Kavangh's so many years since I know Joe has we went to school together since we was 8 years old. I have meet Mrs Kavangh many times when I came by on Friday and Saturday night to see Joe and off we went on our pub crawl and then off to Adam and Eve in Bargates. Before we left Mrs Kavangh would say to me and the rest of us, Don't get it mischief. Then Mr Kavangh would say Have a good time. Joe your mother was a wonderful charing person she shall be missed by many. God Bless her RIP. Joe Halyckyj

In memory of Grandma Pam R.I.P.

Jackie, Adrian, Laura and Lizi

My condolences go out to you Joe and your family and to all who knew her. I meet Mrs Kavangh many times when Joe lived in Grange Street. Myself and many of Joe friend would come to your house at 52Grange Street on a Friday and Saturday night to pick up Joe and off we went to the pubs and then finally to Adam and Eve. I can remember Mrs Kavangh saying don't get into any mischief in her Irish voice!! Then Mr Kavangh would repeat saying have a good time. Joe we have lost touch with each other, I spoke to Elaine Crispino via Facebbok and she mention your loss of your mother. Take care of yourself, I hope we can speak to each other soon. May God Bless her. RIP.

To, Peter, Joe,Phil, Ant & Peter & Families, so sorry to hear the sad news today, sorry for your loss.

May she rest in peace.

Sean Barrett & Family.