- Culture
- 21 Aug 18
Greg Boland's life will be celebrated at Victorian Chapel this Wednesday
Greg Boland, the legendary Irish guitarist, passed away late last week. His funeral will take place this Wednesday at the Victoria Chapel.
Greg was one of the most talented guitarists ever to tread the boards in Ireland. One of a musical family – the renowned engineer and producer Andrew Boland is his brother – he first came to attention as a member of the jazz rock outfit Supply, Demand and Curve (who also featured future recording genius Brian Masterson on bass, and composer Roger Doyle on drums). He also played with legendary funksters Stagalee, who blazed a trail across Ireland in the mid-1970s.
News of Greg's death came on Friday evening, with Hot Press paying tribute to his long and colourful career. You can read our full tribute to Greg here.
Details about Greg's funeral have also been shared, with a short announcement reading:
Greg Boland funeral notice.
Peacefully, predeceased by his beloved father Neville and brother Colin, sadly missed and regretted by his mother Sheelagh, children, Laura and Adam, brothers Andrew and Tim, Jackie, sisters-in-law Claire and Sarah, brother-in-law Jonathan, nephews and nieces Keith, Robert and Niamh, extended family and a wide circle of friends.
A celebration of Greg’s life will take place at the Victorian Chapel, Mount Jerome, Harold’s Cross at 3:30pm on Wednesday (August 22nd) followed by cremation.
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