“Through his suffering he was alerted to the suffering of others,” he said. Rev Stan Evans, priest in charge of Adare Parish, who led the funeral service, described Lord Dunraven as an incredible man who never asked ‘why, why me’ having been stricken by polio. Guards of honour were formed by children from the local Church of Ireland primary school along with members of both Adare Manor Golf Club and Derrynane Inshore Rescue Service where Lord Dunraven had a holiday home and where he provided the Kerry crew with their boat house.įormer rectors of Adare present included Archdeacon Robert Warren, Rector of Tralee and Dean Maurice Sirr, Dean of Limerick Catholic clergy included, Bishop John Fleming of the Diocese of Killala, who is a native of Co Limerick, Bro Mark Hederman, Abbot of Glenstal and Fr Joseph Noonan, PP, Adare. Mourners were led at the funeral service by Lady Geraldine Dunraven, her daughter Ana Johnson and her husband Duncan. That what it was all about for Thady - the stripping back of the minutiae of every day life and its complications, and boy did life throw some complications at Thady seeing life’s simple purity and grinning at the discovery.” Mr Jellettt said: “He also loved, while down in Kerry in Derrynane, to get Bill Healy to take him out on his boat Civeen to pull up a lobster pot, optimist that he was.
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