Ray D'Arcy

The eulogy was read by her grandson, Morgan, who had flown home from Australia for the funeral.

During the eulogy, the 10 siblings received a standing ovation in honour of the care they had given to Granny over the years.

Father Michael Enright, relative and good friend of Granny's and all the family officiated at the Mass,

which was Granny's wish.

There were a few references made to Daniel O'Donnell's visit to Granny throughout the Mass, which was a highlight of her last few months with us.

Daniel phoned my mother Teresa last night to pass on his condolences.

He had watched the funeral Mass online as he's currently abroad, showing yet again what a gentleman he is.

Granny would have been delighted.

Thanks again for your condolences, says Tracey, and it is much appreciated.

It's the end of an era now.

She was the last surviving person from 1916, as far as we know.

It was so great to be able to find her in the recently published 1916 census.

Ní feige leithad an arís, says Tracey, says Tracey.

So our condolences to Nell's huge extended family.

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What a great innings, as they would say.

Now, Linda has been on to us as well at rayatdarcydaily.com.

And she was listening last week to Bernard O'Shea.

And Bernard was talking about a cassette he had in the car when he was younger.

And he says it was a PMPA cassette with Larry Gogan introducing people like the Monkees.