T. Quigley & Son • Strabane
About Us & Our History
Serving Strabane, Lifford, and the surrounding areas since 1951 with personal, family-run care.
A Family Tradition of Dignity & Care
As a family-run business, we are deeply committed to providing a professional, compassionate, and dignified funeral service. For over 70 years, T. Quigley & Son Funeral Directors have been supporting families in their most difficult times, offering the highest standard of care in funeral arrangements.
We offer a wide range of funeral services, each tailored to the individual needs and wishes of the family. Arrangements can be made in the comfort of your home or at our dedicated funeral home premises in Strabane.
Our team of experienced staff hold Diplomas in Funeral Directing, and our fully qualified embalmers are members of the British and International Institute of Embalmers.
At T. Quigley & Son, we take pride in our reputation for professionalism, sensitivity, and confidentiality. We are here to ensure that every detail is handled with the utmost respect and care, providing you with support and peace of mind during this challenging time.
Since 1938
Our History
T. Quigley & Son Funeral Directors have had the privilege of providing a service to the families of Strabane, Lifford, and the surrounding districts since 1951. The business originated in 1938 with Michael and Thomas Quigley and the horse-drawn hearse. It now spans five generations of family Funeral Directors, managed by Jude Maguire for the past 50 years.
Michael Quigley and his wife Terri officially opened Quigley’s Funeral Home in Strabane in 1991. The vision of the premises was to facilitate the necessity of funeral directing whilst affording the community a calm, private, and supportive setting to grieve and plan the final goodbye to their loved ones.
In Fond Remembrance
Remembering Michael Quigley
“No-one can measure grief”
Michael left such a wonderful legacy to us, his family, for which we will always be grateful.
At the age of 34, Michael was diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease; however, he continued to serve the community, not allowing his illness to define him.