Colin Regan
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During this difficult time, with the added difficulties brought about by the lockdown and social distancing, we have set up this page for people who remember Colin and wish to add memories, pictures, funny stories and/or condolences that everyone can share.
Condoleances
Sue Nee Plain
Fond memories of Colin - my brother Rob (Bobby Plain) played for St Joes. Colin was a very dear friend of Robs & would have shared a few pints with my Dad Ken. We lived in 35 Newfoundland Rd. Condolences to all the lovely family.
Lyndon Sullivan
Colin was a long time friend of mine since the fifties , always kind and happy , I first met him at the Shanahan home in Adam St ,I was there many times with my close friend Jimmy , in winter we played monopoly many evenings ,Collin was always the banker ,and most times he won ,many decades later he always reminded me of those days, and his monopoly wins, our deepest sympathy and love to Maureen and family Ann andLyndon
Lyndon Sullivan
Colin was a long time friend of mine, I first met him at my close friend Jimmy Shanahans house in the fifties,
philip walsh
Very sad when I heard Colin had passed, always a friendly face in the club and shared a good opinion on sport.
Denis moriarty
Great memories of a very good friend Love to Maureen and all Colin’s family