Death Notices

[T Fearon]

Liam O'Murchu,another legendary Cork broadcaster following close on death of Bill O'Herlihy.Both represented a bygone age of decency and etiquette unlike the uncouth popular RTE contemporary broadcasters

[Estimator]

Kauto Star.

[5 Sams]

Val Doonican...the chair has stopped rocking.

[deiseach]

I'm anticipating a combined minute's silence in Thurles on Sunday week for Jimmy Doyle and Val Doonican. Tis only fair.

[Billys Boots]

I'm anticipating a combined minute's silence in Thurles on Sunday week for Jimmy Doyle and Val Doonican. Tis only fair.

I'd pay to see that! 

[Bord na Mona man]

Liam O'Murchu,another legendary Cork broadcaster following close on death of Bill O'Herlihy.Both represented a bygone age of decency and etiquette unlike the uncouth popular RTE contemporary broadcasters

Not always the case. O'Murchu was sometimes impatient with his interviewees. On "Up for the match" for example he'd often start badgering rambling codgers to hurry up in a non-subtle manner.

[Billys Boots]

Liam O'Murchu,another legendary Cork broadcaster following close on death of Bill O'Herlihy.Both represented a bygone age of decency and etiquette unlike the uncouth popular RTE contemporary broadcasters

Not always the case. O'Murchu was sometimes impatient with his interviewees. On "Up for the match" for example he'd often start badgering rambling codgers to hurry up in a non-subtle manner.

True, my parents used to run into him now and again in Connemara and always said that he was a rude, arrogant creature. 

[Hardy]

Liam O'Murchu,another legendary Cork broadcaster following close on death of Bill O'Herlihy.Both represented a bygone age of decency and etiquette unlike the uncouth popular RTE contemporary broadcasters

Not always the case. O'Murchu was sometimes impatient with his interviewees. On "Up for the match" for example he'd often start badgering rambling codgers to hurry up in a non-subtle manner.

Bualadh bos for that much.

[armaghniac]

Sir Nicholas Winton, aged 106, who rescued over 600 Jewish children from Prague in 1938.
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/jul/01/sir-nicholas-winton
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6_nFuJAF5F0

[muppet]

Sir Nicholas Winton, aged 106, who rescued over 600 Jewish children from Prague in 1938.
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/jul/01/sir-nicholas-winton
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6_nFuJAF5F0

That was an amazing story.

[Bord na Mona man]

Liam O'Murchu,another legendary Cork broadcaster following close on death of Bill O'Herlihy.Both represented a bygone age of decency and etiquette unlike the uncouth popular RTE contemporary broadcasters

Not always the case. O'Murchu was sometimes impatient with his interviewees. On "Up for the match" for example he'd often start badgering rambling codgers to hurry up in a non-subtle manner.

True, my parents used to run into him now and again in Connemara and always said that he was a rude, arrogant creature.

If his car wasn't badly damaged, there's no excuse for his attitude!

[Billys Boots]

Liam O'Murchu,another legendary Cork broadcaster following close on death of Bill O'Herlihy.Both represented a bygone age of decency and etiquette unlike the uncouth popular RTE contemporary broadcasters

Not always the case. O'Murchu was sometimes impatient with his interviewees. On "Up for the match" for example he'd often start badgering rambling codgers to hurry up in a non-subtle manner.

True, my parents used to run into him now and again in Connemara and always said that he was a rude, arrogant creature.

If his car wasn't badly damaged, there's no excuse for his attitude!

I agree. 

[brokencrossbar1]

Liam O'Murchu,another legendary Cork broadcaster following close on death of Bill O'Herlihy.Both represented a bygone age of decency and etiquette unlike the uncouth popular RTE contemporary broadcasters

Not always the case. O'Murchu was sometimes impatient with his interviewees. On "Up for the match" for example he'd often start badgering rambling codgers to hurry up in a non-subtle manner.

True, my parents used to run into him now and again in Connemara and always said that he was a rude, arrogant creature.

If his car wasn't badly damaged, there's no excuse for his attitude!

I agree. 

Big assumption that it was his car!

[moysider]

Liam O'Murchu,another legendary Cork broadcaster following close on death of Bill O'Herlihy.Both represented a bygone age of decency and etiquette unlike the uncouth popular RTE contemporary broadcasters

Not always the case. O'Murchu was sometimes impatient with his interviewees. On "Up for the match" for example he'd often start badgering rambling codgers to hurry up in a non-subtle manner.

True, my parents used to run into him now and again in Connemara and always said that he was a rude, arrogant creature.

If his car wasn't badly damaged, there's no excuse for his attitude!

Nice one! not often we get a laugh on this thread!

[BennyCake]

Val Doonican...the chair has stopped rocking.

I wonder how his brother, Ben, is doing.