The obituary notice of Seamus MANLEY

Seamus, not sure where to start, as there are so many great things to say here, and so many great memories. Both yourself and Theresa were such a huge part of our lives growing up, and such great friends of Mam and Dad. My earliest memory is in The Monarch when you would come and visit, and you had two or three of us on your knee playing with us and making us laugh until we were sore. The excitement of you all coming was something else. You were there for us in the good times and also when times were not so good for us, yourself and Theresa were there. I never heard anyone sing Rhinestone Cowboy quite as well as you. My hope now is that you are all reunited again in the pub in Heaven, having as many good times and laughs as what was enjoyed here in this life. And now as we are raising our own kids the legacy you have left Seamus is one that Anne and Seamus jr can only be proud of, as you were exemplary in every way, from your rock solid work ethic to your generous heart and fun loving ways. It was a privilege to know you Seamus and I know I speak for all The Boyle family when I say that you treated us like your own and we will never forget you for it. Rest in peace Seamus.x

You will be missed on Earth but it’s a blessing to know you are reunited with family and friends in Heaven. RIP Seamus and enjoy eternal life with God.

Thanks for all the lifts (including sitting on the bonnet down the road ... never get away with that now :-) ) and all the ramps and gadgets you built for us growing up... I remember all the parties and the music going into the early hours.. great times... you will be missed as the lovely and gentle man that you were xx

May God Bless you uncle Seamus & grant you eternal resting peace. You were such a lovely, kind, generous man and we were so fond of you. May your suffering be over as you join your beloved Teresa. May you Rest in Peace.
Barbara, John & children xxx

It has been an absolute pleasure meeting Seamus. A proud Irish Gentleman with a warm friendly sense of humour. A devoted father to Anne & Grandfather to Seamus. May you rest in peace & be reunited with your beautiful wife Teresa, many blessings Polly, Tony, Marc, Ann & Dave xxx

RIP Seamus, you will be sadly missed by me and all your family, especially by Anne and Seamus Jnr.
We spent many hours together over the last 20 years, and I’ll miss visiting and all the chats together.
You will be forever in our memories.
Rest in Peace