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  • Antrim · MW 0 · FD 0
  • Armagh · MW 0 · FD 0
  • Carlow · MW 1 · FD 0
  • Cavan · MW 0 · FD 0
  • Clare · MW 1 · FD 0
  • Cork · MW 3 · FD 0
  • Derry · MW 0 · FD 0
  • Donegal · MW 0 · FD 0
  • Down · MW 0 · FD 0
  • Dublin · MW 6 · FD 0
  • Fermanagh · MW 0 · FD 0
  • Galway · MW 0 · FD 0
  • Kerry · MW 0 · FD 0
  • Kildare · MW 0 · FD 0
  • Kilkenny · MW 2 · FD 0
  • Laois · MW 0 · FD 0
  • Leitrim · MW 0 · FD 0
  • Limerick · MW 0 · FD 0
  • Longford · MW 0 · FD 0
  • Louth · MW 0 · FD 0
  • Mayo · MW 0 · FD 0
  • Meath · MW 0 · FD 0
  • Monaghan · MW 0 · FD 0
  • Offaly · MW 0 · FD 0
  • Roscommon · MW 0 · FD 0
  • Sligo · MW 0 · FD 0
  • Tipperary · MW 1 · FD 0
  • Tyrone · MW 0 · FD 0
  • Waterford · MW 177 · FD 2
  • Westmeath · MW 0 · FD 0
  • Wexford · MW 1 · FD 0
  • Wicklow · MW 0 · FD 0
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  • Remember together

    Share a photograph, leave a message or add a moment to the story of someone’s life.

  • Show you care

    Light a digital candle or offer practical help where the family has enabled it.

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    Choose to receive reminders from the wall and keep in touch with the people remembering together.

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Families who found comfort

In their own words, shared with their permission.

The donations we received helped us more than we can put into words… Seeing how many people were there for us… meant everything.

Kayleigh Kennedy (Finn) and familyRemembering their motherRemembering Angela (Angie) Finn

My mother recently passed away, it was just my brother and me here in Ireland, trying to cope with a loss that we never could have prepared ourselves for. We were young, grieving, overwhelmed and already struggling with the reality of having to organise and pay for a funeral. No matter how kind and understanding the funeral director is, the costs are still a huge burden when you are going through the worst time of your life.

The donations we received helped us more than we can put into words. They eased some of the financial pressure at a time when we were already struggling to simply get through each day. But it wasn’t just about the money. Seeing how many people were there for us, how many people cared and were willing to help, meant everything. When you’re grieving, you can feel incredibly alone, and that support reminded us that we weren’t.

We will never forget the kindness, generosity and love that was shown to us during such a difficult time. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you to everyone who supported us, whether through a donation, a message, sharing our page, or simply being there. It meant more to us than you will ever know.

Kayleigh Kennedy (Finn) and familyRemembering their mother

  • The messages, condolences and memories… helped us feel less alone in our grief.

    Beata KiserauskaiteRemembering MamRemembering Laura Kontautaite

    Losing my beautiful mam on the 5th of May was the hardest thing my dad, my two brothers and I have ever had to face. We were completely heartbroken, and during such a difficult time, RIP Ireland gave us a place to share mam’s memory and see just how loved she was. The messages, condolences and memories from our family, friends and the wider community brought us so much comfort and helped us feel less alone in our grief. It meant so much to know that people were thinking of us and taking the time to remember mam and show how loved she was.

    Beata KiserauskaiteRemembering Mam

  • To see a community come together for each other in a time of need was utterly incredible and moving.

    SandraRemembering MomRemembering Karen Fitzgerald

    After the unexpected loss of my late mother, RIP Ireland was a safe place I could go to see beautiful memories and photos shared of my mom from those who knew and loved her, and also a place where the community came together to graciously offer their condolences, light a candle for her, and give generous donations towards the cost of my mother’s funeral. This was so greatly appreciated due to the sudden shock and financial struggle my family faced after her passing. I could never truly put into words what RIP Ireland did for me and my family at such a traumatic time. To see a community come together for each other in a time of need was utterly incredible and moving, and I will forever be grateful.

    SandraRemembering Mom

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RIP Ireland was founded by Erich Falconer and Mark Feehan to help people keep remembering and supporting one another after a funeral.

In 2023, they noticed that traditional funeral announcements missed the support and connection families need, and set out to change that.

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