Death Notices

[Milltown Row2]

World strongest man announced the passing of Pa O'Dwyer there about 15mins ago.

That's a bit of a shocker. Follow him on Instagram. He had a story up yesterday building Lego with his young son. Only 40. Suspected heart attack.

Seemed like a right fella and from the social media posts was well liked within his strongman community. The heart must take some strain in that game.

The covid lads will be out in force

Aye was reading a load of posts about it under his death notice. The combination of steroids and the covid vaccine left his heart with no chance.

Most of those guys actively/publicly would have not taken the vaccine in the first place!

[armaghniac]

While Ireland's oldest man seems to die frequently, Josef Veselsky was a Holocaust survivor and TCD's oldest student.

https://www.irishtimes.com/ireland/2026/01/04/holocaust-survivor-jeweller-and-table-tennis-maestro-irelands-oldest-man-dies-aged-107/

[Shamrock Shore]

I had the pleasure of working briefly with Joe a long time ago. I wish I knew his history back in 1988.

A real gentleman.

[laoislad]

Guido Nasi.
I remember when this happened.
https://www.facebook.com/share/1FYzUeBvf4/?mibextid=wwXIfr

[mrdeeds]

Terry Yorath. Gabby Logan left in middle of MOTD last night.

[Truthsayer]

Martin Chivers a brilliant goal scorer with Spurs in the early 1970s. Came in after the legendary Jimmy Greaves. Big strong striker.

[Harold Disgracey]

Mattie Lennon, former Armagh, Tyrone and Monaghan hurling manager, Armagh camogie manager and coach with Armagh u20 All Ireland winning footballers. Laoch agus Fior Gael.

[Tony Baloney]

Mattie Lennon, former Armagh, Tyrone and Monaghan hurling manager, Armagh camogie manager and coach with Armagh u20 All Ireland winning footballers. Laoch agus Fior Gael.

That's sad to hear. Saw him walking the streets not that long ago. What an ambassador for hurling in Armagh.