Tributes pour in following the passing of much-loved Kildare resident and RTÉ presenter

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Tributes have been pouring in over the last number of hours following the news that Kildare resident and RTÉ presenter Dick Warner has passed away.

The 70-year-old environmentalist was a much-loved television figure for his presenting of the waterways documentaries on the State broadcaster, while he also penned a column in the Irish Examiner.

Mr Warner, who was a resident of Donadea, reportedly fell ill while on a boar trip on the river Shannon near Ballinasloe in Galway.

Tributes have been pouring in through social media since the news of his passing.

https://twitter.com/Cunionsandphey/status/875854392569810944

https://twitter.com/PolMacCaba/status/875829769178419201

https://twitter.com/GerryAdamsSF/status/875836626282401793

https://twitter.com/EricTheBirdman/status/875830874234867713

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