South Tipperary parishes plunged into sadness - tributes to late Ronan Dwyer

The late Ronan Dwyer, Croughatour, Ballylooby, a very popular and well-known young man, getting ready for his Bungee Jump during one of his many holidays to various parts of the world.placeholder image
The late Ronan Dwyer, Croughatour, Ballylooby, a very popular and well-known young man, getting ready for his Bungee Jump during one of his many holidays to various parts of the world.

The late Ronan Dwyer

Our combined parish of Ballylooby and Duhill and surrounding communities, were plunged into sadness at the news of the tragic passing of Ronan Dwyer, Croughatour, Ballylooby as a result of an accident.

Ronan was a very popular young man, known to so many, through friendship, work and sport. We extend our sympathy to his heartbroken parents Seamus and Alice, brothers Paul and Seamie, sister-in-law, Mellissa, nieces, Keighley and Lydia, uncles, aunts, extended family and many friends.

Ronan’s requiem Mass took place in St Kieran’s Church, Ballylooby on Thursday July 20 followed by interment in adjoining cemetery.

Ballylooby/Castlegrace GAA tribute to Ronan

This was a very tough week for everyone in Ballylooby/ Castlegrace GAA and the whole parish in general with the tragic loss of Ronan Dwyer.

Ronan was a valued member of our club as a player, supporter and treasured friend. It’s hard to put into words how much his absence will be felt by all of us.

Our thoughts and prayers are with his family and many friends but especially his parents, Seamus & Alice and two brothers, Paul and Seamie.

Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam

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