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* Sunday 6 March: [[Tommy Vance]], ?? , British Radio DJ | * Sunday 6 March: [[Tommy Vance]], ?? , British Radio DJ | ||
* Sunday 13 March: Sr [[Lucia de Jesus Dos Santos]], 88, Portugese Nun | * Sunday 13 March: Sr [[Lucia de Jesus Dos Santos]], 88, Portugese Nun | ||
* Sunday 13 March: [[Ġuzé Cassar Pullicino]], | * Sunday 13 March: [[Ġuzé Cassar Pullicino]], 83, Author and Folklorist | ||
* Saturday 2 April: [[Pope John Paul II]], 85, Pontiff | * Saturday 2 April: [[Pope John Paul II]], 85, Pontiff | ||
* Wednesday 27 April: [[Joe Forace]], 79, Diplomat | |||
* Tuesday 17 May: [[Julian Manduca]], 47, Journalist and Activist | * Tuesday 17 May: [[Julian Manduca]], 47, Journalist and Activist | ||
* Monday 23 May: [[Alfred Giglio]], 47, Photographer and Photojournalist | * Monday 23 May: [[Alfred Giglio]], 47, Photographer and Photojournalist | ||
* Wednesday 25 May: [[Joe Fenech (politician)]], 74, Politician | * Wednesday 25 May: [[Joe Fenech (politician)|Joe Fenech]], 74, Politician | ||
* Thursday 26 May: [[Louis Sapienza]], 70, Entrapreneur | * Thursday 26 May: [[Louis Sapienza]], 70, Entrapreneur | ||
* 1 June: [[Joseph Anthony Bartolo]], 77, Businessman and Maltese-Australian Community Worker | |||
* Saturday 18 June: [[Carmelo Xuereb]], 89, Vicar General | * Saturday 18 June: [[Carmelo Xuereb]], 89, Vicar General | ||
* Sunday 17 July: [[David Cluett]], 40, Goalkeeper | * Sunday 17 July: [[David Cluett]], 40, Goalkeeper | ||
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=== Exact date of death unknown === | === Exact date of death unknown === | ||
* ?? ?? ??: [[ | * ?? ?? ??: [[Valentin Barbara]], ??, Maltese-Australian Translator and Poet | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
Latest revision as of 09:01, 31 August 2013
This is a list of notable deaths associated with Malta in 2005.
Any Maltese personality with some connection to culture (in the broadest sense of the word) may be listed here. Additions which do not cite reliable sources will be removed to the talk page for discussion.
A typical entry lists information in the following sequence:
* Date: Name, Age, Main reason/s for notability, Established cause of death (if known), References.
Please note: names are listed under the date of death, not the date it was announced.
- Sunday 23 January: Karmen Mikallef Buħaġiar, 84, Philanthropist
- Wednesday 2 February: Alfred Buhagiar, 67, Trade Unionist
- Wednesday 2 February: Joe James Farrugia, 61, Singer and Entertainer
- Sunday 6 March: Tommy Vance, ?? , British Radio DJ
- Sunday 13 March: Sr Lucia de Jesus Dos Santos, 88, Portugese Nun
- Sunday 13 March: Ġuzé Cassar Pullicino, 83, Author and Folklorist
- Saturday 2 April: Pope John Paul II, 85, Pontiff
- Wednesday 27 April: Joe Forace, 79, Diplomat
- Tuesday 17 May: Julian Manduca, 47, Journalist and Activist
- Monday 23 May: Alfred Giglio, 47, Photographer and Photojournalist
- Wednesday 25 May: Joe Fenech, 74, Politician
- Thursday 26 May: Louis Sapienza, 70, Entrapreneur
- 1 June: Joseph Anthony Bartolo, 77, Businessman and Maltese-Australian Community Worker
- Saturday 18 June: Carmelo Xuereb, 89, Vicar General
- Sunday 17 July: David Cluett, 40, Goalkeeper
- Saturday 6 August: Maurice Agius, 73, Trade Unionist
- Tuesday 9 August: Pawlu Tanti, 69, Singer
- Wednesday 24 August: Dominic Grech, 55, Singer-songwriter
- Sunday 28 August: Harry Edwards, 92, Goalkeeper
- Saturday 10 September: Reno Portelli, 40, Goalkeeper
- Friday 14 October: Salvinu Tellus, 87, Broadcaster and Philanthropist
- Wednesday 23 November: Antoine Camilleri, 83, Artist and Educator
Exact date of death unknown
- ?? ?? ??: Valentin Barbara, ??, Maltese-Australian Translator and Poet
See also
External links
- 2005: obituaries from MaltaMedia.com
Lists of notable deaths associated with Malta * 2000s: 2000 - 2001 - 2002 - 2003 - 2004 - 2005 - 2006 - 2007 - 2008 - 2009 * 2010s: 2010 - 2011 - 2012 - 2013 - 2014 - 2015 - 2016 - 2017 - 2018 - 2019 * 2020s: 2020 - 2021 - 2022 - 2023 -