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Deep sadness at passing of much-loved local pharmacist

written by Staff Writer May 21, 2020
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The community of Buncrana has been left shocked and saddened by the passing of popular local pharmacist Declan Mulholland.

Mr Mulholland, of Porthaw and formerly of Moira, Co Down, passed away on Wednesday in Letterkenny University Hospital.

As the owner of Duffy’s Pharmacy Buncrana, he was a key member of the community who went above and beyond to help every customer and colleague.

His death has been marked as a tragic loss to the community and further afield.

A statement from staff at Duffy’s Pharmacy described Mr Muholland as “our boss, our friend and our main man Declan”.

Image: Declan Mulholland at Duffy’s Pharmacy

Above all, Mr Mulholland was a family man, a loving husband to his wife Siobhan and a loving father to their four children.

Hundreds of tributes have been paid to Declan on the Duffy’s Pharmacy Facebook page honouring his kind and caring ways and fondly remembering his laugh.

An obituary notice in RIP.ie reads: “Declan will be forever loved and sadly missed by his wife, sons, daughters, his parents Patsy and Angela Mulholland, father-in-law Desmond Walsh, his sister Donna Henderson, his brothers Michael, Mark, Stephen and Terence, his extended family, relatives, friends and all his staff at Duffy’s Chemist.”

Due to Government guidelines regarding public gatherings a private funeral will take place for Declan’s immediate family only. His Requiem Mass can be viewed via Buncrana Parish Facebook page and on www.churchservice.tv/Cockhill on Saturday 23rd May at 11.00am.

Those who would have liked to attend the funeral, but due to current restrictions cannot, may leave a personal message by using the condolence book at the bottom of this page.

Family flowers only, donations in lieu, if desired, to the Mater Hospital, Dublin Transplant Team c/o any family member or Shaun Murphy Funeral Director.

Deep sadness at passing of much-loved local pharmacist was last modified: May 22nd, 2020 by Staff Writer
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