The Moycullen intermediate team who won the Galway Hurling Championship on Sunday last, which included Danny Gleeson, Knockroe, Drangan.
28 Nov 2021
28 Nov 2021
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GARDAI are investigating the circumstances surrounding the tragic death of a Limerick man after a mountain-biking accident in County Tipperary on Saturday afternoon last.
It is understood that Warren B Smith died after he was seriously injured in the accident.
Gardai at Borrisokane say they are investigating the death of the 50-year-old, who was living near Patrickswell, on behalf of the local coroner.
The remains of the father-of-one, who worked for 3 Ireland, will repose at Thompsons Funeral Home in Limerick between 5.30pm and 7pm on Wednesday ahead of a Humanist Service.
A private cremation will take place on Thursday.
Mr Smith is survived by his son, Odhinn; his father David; his stepmother Debbie and his partner Simone.
Clonmel Commercials joint captains Eoghan Walsh and Oisin Forristal accept the cup from representatives of the Boland family after they defeated Kilsheelanin the final played at Cahir this afternoon.
Noel McGrath (Loughmore-Castleiney) captained his side to win the county final this afternoon
Tipperary haulier caught drink driving is put off the road for three years
Miguel Ponce De Leon, Emer O’Brien, Leanne Phelan, Nicola Fitzgerald, Aoife McGrath, John Carroll and Liam Fielding. Deirdre Power, Tara Norris, Mary Fitzpatrick and Tina Walsh.
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