Tom Mulvenna

Hello Tom, my big lobster love ! Its hard to services with out your love, first love of my life u mean that ! Rio alway told daddy in heaven because daddy do all good things: go holiday together, stay in hotel with swimming pool, go to the beach, fly for Birthday... We truly losted and miss you so much ! Now good thing i realize is i will be not scare i go to die same last time, i will not be lonely in other world because you will be right here . See u in my dream ! Much love, alway !

I have only just found out didn't know him very well but he was a top boss and a very hard working individual. Pleasure to have known him.

We've only very recently heard this sad news. Our heartfelt condolences. Thoughts and prayers are with you all. We have had the pleasure of working for Tom over the last 10 years, as an excellent landlord and truly lovely person and very saddened to hear the news. If we can be of any help please contact us.

God Speed Tom trust you are enjoying the new ride.

My thoughts and prayers are with my dear friend Anna on the sudden death of her beloved son Thomas. Our lady queen of Ireland pray for him.

Thomas Mulvenna's parents extend sincee condolescences to all saddened by the death of their son. Requiem Month's Mind Mass will be offered by Parish Priest Monsignor Patrick Delargy on 10th Doecember (also anniversary of Thomas' maternal grandfather. Thomas) at our Parish Church of All Saints, Ballymena, County Antrim, Ireland. Our tender sympathy goes especially to his school pals from All Saints' Catholic School, The Saint Louis Convent, and Saint Macnissi's College, Garron Tower, who all bonded to share their strengths and dreams for a future full of Hope. Parishioners also extend their sympathy to you all. Our Lady Queen of Angels, Saint Padre Pio, all Dominican Saints, Guardian Angels, Saint Patrick, please intercede for the happy repose of the souls of Thomas and his brother, Dominic Jesus have Mercy on us all. Death cannot kill what never dies. Anna and Anthony Mulvenna and daughters Mary and Catherine.

So sad, a top, top bloke. I knew Tom from playing rugby and socialising. A larger than life character who lit up the room and always made you feel welcome and part of the fun. However, beyond that Tom provided me with some good advice on my career and life in general which I've never forgotten. I can't believe he's gone, truly very sad but during the time I knew him he truly knew how to live. I'll raise a glass to you Tom, thanks for the memories. Just on a final note...looking at the pictures posted on here...great memories, one of life's true characters.

My very deepest sympathy I’m sending out to Anna the mother of Thomas. She spoke of Thomas fondly and I know part of her went with him the day he passed. To you my dear friend Anna I send you much love. My arms are around you in sympathy. RIP Thomas. Judy