Brendan James DONOHUE

Remember Brendan's father, Jim, fondly. He accompanied my father, Jack Corcoran, from Galway in Ireland to Australia in 1937 with Pat Conroy. Jack and Jim played hurling very successfully for some years in Ireland. They maintained their friendship until the end. I recall meeting Brendan and Collette when I dropped our mutual first cousin, Willie Donohue from Galway, off on Christmas Day in the 1980's at Beverley Park.. May he rest in peace.

So sorry I missed the notice. I worked with Brendon at Concretes. He was a wonderful human being. We later discovered we both played rugby with UNSW . He will be missed at our annual lunches. Please accept my condolences. This is far too early. Paul White

What a beautiful man. He was part of The Australian Building Industry's Royal Family, of which there are very few members. May and I loved him to bits. I am so sorry that we didn't know in time to go to the funeral. Our sincere condolances to Collette and the boys. We will have a mass for you. God bless and be strong, he is at peace, you are in pain but know that Brendan has left an indellable mark on everybody he met and touched. God Bless, Des and May

It was an honour to be there today in memory of Brendan, a man whose influence on all of us went far beyond the workplace. Brendan was someone who led with humility, integrity, and a focus on achieving the very best outcomes, not just for the projects we worked on, but for the people around him. I had the privilege of working with Brendan on what became a signature project (Lane Cove Tunnel Project) for all of us. It wasn´t just about delivering the project; it was about the values Brendan...