IrelandPatrick and Thomasina Tobin, a British couple from Greenwich, London, were found dead in a jacuzzi at a villa in Cullera, Spain on 24 August 2026. Their deaths were determined to be accidental. The couple, who had teenage children named Rhea and Séamus, were remembered at a joint funeral in County Monaghan, Ireland. Rev Canon Patrick McGinn highlighted their devotion to family, describing them as loving parents and generous hosts. Thomasina Tobin, originally from Cabra, had a career in construction and served as a director at Turner and Townsend Alinea. The funeral included symbolic items such as a family photo, a ski photograph, a New Zealand greenstone, and a hard hat worn by Thomasina during work. John McArdle, Thomasina’s brother, thanked the community and the Kevin Bell Trust for their support.
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