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The funeral of Betty, the mother of Paul McGrath, will take place tomorrow.
Elizabeth Lowth, née McGrath, passed away peacefully at St James Hospital on September 3, 2020.
The Republic of Ireland legend posted a photo of himself and his loving mother the next morning, describing her as his “best friend” and adding a link to Van Morrison singing Days Like This.
He added: “I lost my best friend last night.
“My beautiful mom Betty passed away peacefully and today my heart breaks.
“I owe everything to her. Sleep well mom, I love you. Paul x”
A notice was later posted on rip.ie, stating that the private funeral will be held on Monday, September 7 at 10 a.m. but will be streamed online.
The ad reads: “Beloved wife of the late Noel and loving mother of the late Okune.
“Her loving son Paul, her grandchildren, great-grandchildren, sisters Mary and Claire, nieces, nephews, neighbors, relatives and friends will sadly miss her, especially her close friends Ed, David and Bernie.
“Due to government guidelines, a private funeral will be held.
“The funeral mass can be seen live at www.dolphinsbarnparish.org on Monday, September 7 at 10 am.
“Those unable to attend the funeral mass can leave a message in the ‘Condolences’ section below.
“Rest in peace.”
Heartfelt messages fill the page with condolences as fans and supporters paid tribute to Betty.
Jacinta Corcoran said she was “unique” with a “resourceful nature”.
Carlos and Katie Oliveira added that she was “an exceptionally kind lady who always recognized the milestones over time, Mom and I were lucky to meet her”, and said she was a “lovely human being”.
Lorcan O’Brien said, “Heaven has won a wonderful baker and a gentle soul.”
RTE’s Miriam O’Callaghan was one of those who paid tribute to the soccer legend’s mother during the week.
She said, “I’m so sorry to hear this Paul, I know how much you adored your mother. I hope you are well and remember that she will continue to care for you forever from heaven.”
Former Ireland players Robbie Keane and Stephen Elliott also commented.
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Keane said “Thinking of you, buddy.”
Elliott added: “Sorry to hear it. RIP.”
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