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Funeral details confirmed for former Mayor of Letterkenny, Jim Lynch RIP

written by Staff Writer October 1, 2022
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The funeral details have been announced for Letterkenny’s Jim Lynch, a widely respected former politician, school principal and community activist.

Mr Lynch, of Dromore Letterkenny, passed away on Friday 30th September following a short illness.

Jim’s remains will repose at his home Fearsaid Mór from 12 noon until 9pm Saturday 1st October.

His Funeral Mass will take place on Sunday 2nd October at St Eunan’s Cathedral Letterkenny.

Tributes to Jim celebrate him as an ardent supporter of the development of Letterkenny. He also played an important role in preserving the history and heritage of his hometown.

His legacy lies in education, politics and community work. He was a retired Principal of Scoil Cholmcille / Cloughfin National School, Ballindrait, the former Mayor and Member of Letterkenny Town Council and a driving force behind the regeneration of the Letterkenny Cathedral Quarter.

Obituary Notice: The death has occurred of Jim Lynch, Fearsaid Mór, Dromore, Letterkenny, retired Principal of Colmcille National School, Ballindrait, former Mayor and Member of Letterkenny Town Council, predeceased by his parents Kathleen and Jack and brother Barry (Cavan).

Deeply regretted by Mary and his children, Cróna Kerr and her husband Tommy, Ríana Lynch and her husband Richard McCollum, Fionán Lynch, Pål Brandsdal and his partner Mona Haugen, his Grandchildren Aoibh, Moya, Elliot and Indi, siblings Bridie Keys, Frances Kerr, Joan Calpin (Ballyshannon), Patsy Lynch, Cathal Lynch, Jacqueline Kelly, Brenda McClafferty, Katrina Murphy (Dublin), Linda Elliot, Fidelma Gallagher, in-laws, friends relatives and neighbours.

Jim’s remains will repose at his home Fearsaid Mór from 12 noon until 9pm tomorrow Saturday 1st October.

Funeral from there on Sunday 2nd October going to St Eunan’s Cathedral for Funeral Mass at 3.30pm which can be viewed online by using the following link https://www.churchservices.tv/letterkenny followed by interment in Conwal Cemetery.

Family time please on the morning of the funeral.

Family flowers only please, donations if wished to the Friends of Letterkenny University Hospital c/o Paschal Blake Funeral Director, Stoney Arch, New Line Road, Letterkenny.

Funeral details confirmed for former Mayor of Letterkenny, Jim Lynch RIP was last modified: October 1st, 2022 by Staff Writer
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