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Julian Gough gave a poignant and thoughtful eulogy at his fathers funeral.
Below is a beautiful and poignant video from Dick Gough's funeral.
Robin Wallace's video covers Dick Gough's funeral in a beautiful way, from Julian Gough's amazing eulogy to when Dick was laid to rest on the Rock of Cashel.
Julian Gough is a well known writer and musician while Dick was a much loved figure living in Nenagh for many years.
He originally hailed from Boherlahan.
You can read more on the life of Dick Gough and a written account from this link here: click here to read more on Dick Gough Richard (Dick) Gough passed away on February 24th 2024, aged 89. He is sadly missed by his loving wife Elizabeth (Betty), (nee Grogan) and his sons Desmond and Julian, grandchildren, extended family and friends. Have a watch on the link below to see the beautiful send off for Dick Gough RIP.
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