A rebellious spirit, Redmond travailed the 32 counties before his life’s journey took him further afield, via Algeria and Kuwait, to settle in Bangkok, Thailand for 28 years. He returned to his home town of Dublin in 2012 where he lived for the past 11 years and passed away suddenly on a sunny Friday morning in his own home in Donnybrook.
In death, he follows his mother, Mary Ingoldsby, his father, Roderick J. O’Hanlon and his brother-in-law Doug Hazleton. In life, he is continually loved, missed and celebrated by his step mother, Barbara, his eleven younger siblings (in order of appearance): Bethanne, Rod, Caroline, Mary-Pat, Terence, Shane, Helen-Claire, Stephen, Rachel, Justin and Jeremy, his beloved in-laws: Raoul, Mandy and Sophie, his doting train of nieces and nephews: Antares, Azurra, Nina, David, Max, Caleb, Leo, Otto, Johnny and Zach, his extended family and so many great friends.
May he Rest in Peace…
Reposing in his family home, Kilternan, Co. Dublin on Friday evening, 27th January from 4pm to 7pm. Removal on Saturday morning, 28th January to St. Patrick’s Church, Glencullen for funeral mass at 10.30am, followed by a cremation service in Mount Jerome Cemetery and Crematorium at 1.45pm. All are welcome at each stage. For those unable to attend in person, you may view the Funeral Mass of Redmond at St. Patrick’s Church, Glencullen by clicking here (Meeting ID: 865 6389 2260. Passcode: 777026). To view Celebration of Redmond's life at Mount Jerome Cemetery and Crematorium, please click here (Meeting ID: 899 8253 8311. Passcode: 578083).
In lieu of flowers, the family would ask that you instead make a donation to Ataxia Foundation Ireland, who provided so much support and friendship to Redmond. www.afi.ie
All further enquiries to Massey Bros., Newtown Park, Blackrock, Co, Dublin on (01) 280 4454.
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