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Ruaidhre Boyle

February 12, 1962 - December 31, 2020

The administrator of this page is Mary Whitney

Ruaidhre’s funeral will take place on Friday 22nd January at 2pm at Ealing Abbey. Attendance is restricted to family and close friends due to COVID and the service will be streamed live - log into www.churchservices.tv/ealingabbey for the link to the live stream. Only family flowers please - donations can be made as follows: HCA International Foundation/Sarah Cannon Research Fund. Account No. 10640093, Sort Code: 20-74-63, IBAN No. GB58 BUKB 20746310640093, Bank: Barclays Bank, SWIFT No. BARCGB22. Reference: ‘The Sarah Cannon Research Fund (Ruaidhre Boyle)’. Ruaidhre’s untimely passing has deeply saddened all of us. We have lost a very dear friend, who was held in very high esteem by everyone who knew him. Over the last 2 years he fought his illness with inspiring courage and dignity, always keeping the bright side out. Farewell Ruaidhre, you will be sadly missed

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2021-01-21 16:48:50 wrote:

My deepest sympathy to Mary and family. I worked with Ruaidhre for many years, he was always an absolute gent. I golfed with him at many an AIB society outing and he was always so patient with a player of limited ability, making the game so much more enjoyable. It was a privilege to have known, worked and played with a great man! Rest in peace.

2021-01-21 16:48:50 wrote: My deepest sympathy to Mary and family. I worked with Ruaidhre for many years, he was always an absolute gent. I golfed with him at many an AIB society outing and he was always so patient with a player of limited ability, making the game so much more enjoyable. It was a privilege to have known, worked and played with a great man! Rest in peace.

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