Leute, ich habe das heute Morgen am Bahnhof Portlaoise gefunden. Ich nehme an, es bedeutet jemandem viel. Ich habe Facebook ausprobiert, aber meine Freunde teilen den Beitrag nicht, also weiß ich nicht, wie ich ihn sonst dort rausholen kann.
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Von rosietobes
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I cross posted it there to casual Ireland, hopefully the owners will find out
https://rip.ie/death-notice/john-oreilly-dublin-shankill-601390
Found his RIP.ie mate, I’ll dm you the link so you can contact his family
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Don’t look anymore
For most people who get them they throw them out and store them somewhere to be forgotten.
You could try looking up RIP.ie to find out more about the man or family.
Look up RIP.ie
Fair play OP, given it was found in a train station it’s not too far of a stretch to think that a loved one was carrying it around and had attached some degree of sentimental value to it.
For the naysayers on here my grandparents ones are stuck to my fridge as I was thankfully very close to them, but if I carried one around in a wallet and lost it I would be raging with myself.
Hopefully it can be returned to whomever misplaced it!
I wonder how many of us muttered “he was no age” to themselves as a first reaction. RIP John. Honestly though, hundreds of these could have been printed; don’t stress about it.
From looking at RIP.ie, Colliers funeral home were the directors that handled the arrangements. They may be able to help or pass on the card to the family. info@colliersfuneraldirectors.com
So these are given out at a funeral , they are nice but to 90% of the people at the funeral they will go in an unused pile . The family likely has spares so don’t fuss too much , best bet is RIP ie though
I probably wouldn’t make a big deal out of this or have a persons bereavement card floating around the Internet. As stated 100s of these are usually printed and many people discard them.
I was at John’s Funeral and know his son.
DM me and I’ll give you an address to post it back to me and I can reach out gently and reunite with the family if needed.