James DUFFICY Obituary

Jim was a wonderful friend to my Dad, John Dilger, over many years. John also passed away recently, but even though he had been living in the US for the past nine years, he and Jimmy would still keep in touch. I well remember Jim's cheerful brogue on the phone or left on our voicemail message. Jim always struck me as a happy man and a forthright friend who loved his family. I'm sure he and John are having some lively conversations "upstairs" right around now. RIP

Our deepest sympathy to Lisa , Maree and families.
Treasure all the beautiful memories of your time with your father, he was a very special man.

Jim, you were such a proud Irishman, absolute gentleman and devoted husband and father.
RIP . Now with your beloved Monica.
Vince and Jim worked together many years ago, you were also a good friend and fellow parishioner.
Apologies for our absence today, we now live on the Gold Coast

RIP James from your Mannion cousins Castleplunkett Co Roscommon Ireland

An absolute gentleman. It was a privilege to care for you in your later years Jim.

God Speed Jimmy.
Andrew and Kitty Conway nee Mulrennan always had fond memories of you from Ireland and then NZ.
Best Wishes to your family from the Conway Family.

My deepest sympathy to Jimmy's family. My late Dad, Maurie, was a great friend if Jimmy's. Dad appreciated Jimmy's regular phone calls. May he Rest in Peace.
Susan Aldridge

You are now with your beloved Monica in Heaven.
Condolences to your family.
Rest in peace old friend.

Remembering a life long friend from school in Castleplunkett, St Patrick's Day parades together and our daily phone calls. Rest in Peace Jimmy. Late Paddy and Gloria Mulrennan and family.

May you rest in peace Uncle Jim and be surrounded by Auntie Monica and some of your brothers and sisters who will welcome you with open arms like you welcomed Mary and I when we came to stay with you.
Sending our condolences and love to Linda, Maree and their families.
Love from Kay, John, Conor and Kitty xxx

Deepest sympathy to Maree Linda and family on the passing of your dad Jimmy. We met him when visiting my parents Joe and Madge Howley with Monica and Uncle Jim Scully and Dorothy. A pleasure to meet them. May Jimmy rest in peace.

May the Irish hills caress you May the Lakes and Rivers Bless you RIP