Ruaidhre Boyle

I have just heard the sad news about Ruaidhre passing I first met Ruaidhre when he worked in Ballinrobe many years ago and subsequently years later on a project in bankcentre Dublin. He had a great work ethic, full of fun and a pleasure to work with. He never changed and was always a pleasure to meet. My sincere condolences to you Mary, John, Siofra and all the Boyle family on your very sad loss.

So sorry to hear that Ruaidhre has left us all so soon. Working with him was one of the positive experiences of my latter years in AIB, when times were tough. My condolences to Mary and the family. Iain.

Dear Mary, John, & Siofra Please accept our sincere condolences. May God give you strength to cope with such a great loss. May God give peace to Rory,s soul . Babu & Rani

Deepest sympathy to all the family on the very sad passing of Ruaidhre. I had the great privilege of working with Ruaidhre on a project in the U. K. back in 1996.My thoughts and prayers are with you all at this very sad time. May Ruaidhre rest in peace.

My deepest condolences to Mary, John and Siofra. I worked (and golfed) with Ruaidhre for a number of very enjoyable years. Dedicated to deliver , enjoying the challenge and always positive and a pleasure to work with and to have known. He will be sadly missed but fondly remembered.

I was so saddened to see Ruaidhre's sudden decline and recent passing. It came to a shock for me as only last summer we physically worked hand in hand to landscape our garden and refurbish his out house. The rear of our garden had been planned for Ruaidhre and his family to share with us. It consisted of a golf practice area and a bbq facility to enjoy many a cold beer talking golf under the Pitshanger sunset's. Sometime i wonder whether the speed of his decline was due to the his fight till the death, his form, his composure and drive, not only keep going but to excel in all areas of his life. Those moment will be cherished as his constant discipline, spirit, courage, fight and positivity will be carried forth in his honour. It is evident in this case it is not about how long we are here for. It's about what we achieve whilst we are here and the marks, impressions and imprints we leave behind. Keep up the golf, the beer and the banter Rory x

If the world had more Ruaidhre Boyles it would be full of honesty; humour; witt; percevierance; fight; more time for people and love for thy neighbour. Ruaidhre, I thankyou for all the advice you have given me in the past, be it work or golf related. You always insisted on hard work and never setelled for anything less. I remember my last round with you at Ealing where I drove the green on 11 after a few quick tips on my down swing. Your passion for life and love for people was infectious. My family couldn't have asked for better neighbours, now our extended family xxx A toast in your honour to a great man. Gone but never forgotten

Regardless of his suffering, Ruaidhre always met you with a smile, focused on whom he was speaking, never complained and left you feeling like life was there to be enjoyed. An immeasurable loss for those who had the pleasure of knowing him but his legacy will live on. RIP. God bless. Jeevan.